The Path Forward Blog: High Schools Leading the Way in Durable Skills

The Path Forward explores how schools across the country are infusing durable skills into their classrooms and practices. Authored by Michael J. Crawford and Chris Unger after 16 months of research in the field, the blog shares the stories, strategies, and tools that support the journey to making durable skills a priority, regardless of your high school’s size, location, or resources.

The Practices Powering Durable Skills in High School

The Practices Powering Durable Skills in High School In our first post, we introduced the revolutionary three-part framework that emerged from our 16-month study of twelve innovative high schools and…

Finding Their Voice: How Schools Build Communication Skills

America Succeeds defines Communication as the ability to express ideas clearly and effectively across multiple formats and contexts, with sophisticated audience awareness and contextual appropriateness. This encompasses written, verbal, visual,…

United We Learn: How Schools Build Collaboration Skills

America Succeeds defines Collaboration as the ability to work effectively with others toward shared goals, demonstrating teamwork, adaptability to diverse perspectives, and constructive contribution to group success. This encompasses navigating…

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