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As a set of life skills, project methods are learned starting at a very young age and continue throughout one's life. As a progression of learning skills, students begin applying project approaches to their learning in primary grades and continue through adulthood as lifelong learners. And as a series of developing career skills, students begin learning the professional aspects of project management in secondary school and continue their learning throughout their careers, with some choosing professional project management as a profession.

"Americans Say U.S. Schools Should Teach "Soft" Skills"

Presented by Dr. Mike Eisenberg, Professor and Dean Emeritus, University of Washington's Information School Sponsored by Libraries Unlimited REGISTER HERE JOIN THE LIVE SESSION If you attend the live session, you'll be emailed a CE certificate within 24 hours of the webinar.

Virginia elementary school principals who responded to the study strongly endorse the role of library media specialist as teacher of information literacy skills and as instructional partner. They learn about the instructional role of the library media spe

Today's students need 21st century skills to succeed in our increasingly digital world. This page shows data on what skills students need to have mastered and how they have performed in the past.

Teaching our students basic skills of information literacy will be a great deterrent to "fake news".