I’m interested to see if middle schoolers will be developing what’s called “soft skills” this fall.
There’s been a lot of chatter that digital natives – kids who have been raised in today’s tech-driven world – are growing up as mere computer geeks.
As a result, students today aren’t learning how to communicate with others, get along in a team situation or collaborate to solve a problem.
So will these and other so-called “soft skills” find their way into classrooms?
We’ll see.
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