What Capabilities Might Children REALLY Need Over The Next Decade?

What capabilities might children REALLY need over the next decade? Q What are the biggest challenges facing parents? (Rosina data) Q What are the challenges facing children (Oxford research data) Q Is it time to look beyond the focus on academics to life skills education to resource children for the short-term and in the future. Q. How can we reimagine the future of the education profession? Q. How can we best support teachers in that future? Q. What can we expect with the future of work?   Dr Rosina McAlpine Rosina's mission and passion is to support working parents. Highly regarded researcher, presenter, facilitator and speaker. Today, as part of corporate social responsibility, employee wellbeing programs, Win Win Parenting partners with companies to empower their employees to succeed at home so they can succeed at work. Parenting education in the workplace is good for kids, good for parents and good for business. Dr Rosina McAlpine believes confident and effective parents have happier families are focused and productive employees. www.WinWinParenting.com   Tony Ryan Supports education (and some business) organisations around the world to prepare for the future of learning, with emphasis on the applications of Artificial Intelligence and robotics into everyday learning environments. Tony has worked with over 1000 schools and 15 universities in 10 countries, written 8 books and manuals on innovative thinking and lifelong learning (including The Ripple Effect and the Thinkers Keys), and is strongly involved in social justice causes. Tony's special joy is working with educators who know that the world can be even more astonishing up ahead..... and that they can contribute to the development of that world. Tony’s latest book ‘The Next Generation’ has now been released. More info at http://www.tonyryan.com.au/home/