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_aAnticipating and Preparing for Emerging Skills and Jobs _h[electronic resource] : _bKey Issues, Concerns, and Prospects / _cedited by Brajesh Panth, Rupert Maclean. |
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_aEducation in the Asia-Pacific Region: Issues, Concerns and Prospects, _x2214-9791 ; _v55 |
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505 | 0 | _a1. Introductory Article -- Part 1: Introductory Overview -- 2. Anticipating and Preparing for Emerging Skills and Jobs -- 3. The Future of Work: Is This Time Different? -- 4. Future Implications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution on Education and Training -- 5. Quality Education and Economic Development -- 6. Human Capital Development in South Asia -- 6. Anticipating and Preparing for the Future - One Example from Higher Education: the Singapore Management University (SMU) Experience -- 7. Developing 21st Century Skills for Future Jobs and Societies -- Part 2: Kindergarten to Grade 12 (K to 12) Reforms -- 8. ADB's Experience in K-12 Reforms and Lessons Learned -- 9. Boosting Student Learning: PISA for Development -- 10. Essentials over Peripherals: The CVIF Dynamic Learning Program -- 11. Pakistan NGO Experience in Providing Quality School Education -- 12. ADB's Support to K-12 Reforms in Vietnam -- Part 3: Transformational TVET -- 13. Philippine Experience in Dual Training System -- 14. Singapore ITE Education Services: TVET Excellence Journey -- 15. Industry-Led Training and Apprenticeships: The New Zealand Model -- 16. Gram Tarang: Skills Development for Priority Sectors in India -- 17. Bangladesh Skills for Employmeent Investment Program -- Part 4: Higher Education To Promote Higher Level Skills -- 18. New Trends in Higher Education and How ADB Is Responding -- 19. Education Innovations: South Korea, Hong Kong, and Indonesia -- 20. Collaborative Innovation between Shenzhen Municipal Government and Tsinghua University -- 21. University of South Pacific: Promoting Regional Cooperation -- Part 5: Transformational Educational Technology -- 21. An Overview of Innovations in Online Learning -- 22. Coding as Essential Skills in the 21s Century -- 23. Bringing TVET Up to Speed: Regional Overview of ICT-Enhanced Practices in TVET -- 24. Udemy: Blended and eLearning for Transforming Teaching and Learning -- 25. Mindtree's Experience in Global Learning Center -- Part 6: Technology Platforms for Bridging the Skills Gap and for Career Counselling and Guidance -- 26. Empowering Filipino Youth Through Technology and Community -- 27. Singapore's Experience in Analyzing Labor Market Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data Analytics -- 28. Funzi Uses the Power of Mobile to Give Everyone Cost-Effective Access to Quality Learning -- 29. How Technology Affect Jobs: A Smarter Future for Skills, Jobs, and Growth in Asia -- Part 7: Cross Sectoral Collaboration For Skills Development -- 30. Build4Skills, TVET and Infrastructure - An Innovative Initiative -- 31. Skills Development for Elderly Care -- 32. Skills Development for Agriculture: Example from Thailand -- 33. Skills Development in People's Republic of China -- 34. European Training Foundation (ETF): Sector and Cross Sector Cooperation -- Part 8: Moving Forward: Conclusion And Recommendations. | |
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