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Al Hubbard and Lee Ann Kwiatkowski: Indiana’s future begins with stronger math skills

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By Al Hubbard, Lee Kwiatkowski
| Indianapolis Business Journal Verified
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The world has changed, and so should the high school experience

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By Al Hubbard
| The Goshen News Verified
Indiana high school students today are experiencing high school in much the same way their peers did a century ago — despite decades of attempts by policymakers to move diploma requirements forward. The high school experience has languished and become less rigorous despite major changes in our workforce, with a rise in jobs that require higher-level social and analytical skills and greater preparation. These skills can come through education, experience or other forms of training.
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The world has changed and so should the high school experience

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By Al Hubbard
| Dubois County Herald Verified
Indiana high school students today are experiencing high school in much the same way their peers did a century ago — despite decades of attempts by policymakers to move diploma requirements forward. The high school experience has languished and become less rigorous despite major changes in our workforce, with a rise in jobs that require higher-level social and analytical skills and greater preparation. These skills can come through education, experience or other forms of training.
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