August 8, 2024
Jobs for the Future’s (JFF) vision for the Big Blur calls for entirely new educational institutions and systems to better prepare 16-to-20-year-olds for college and careers. This paper examines how instructor preparation, state accountability systems, and learning management structures would need to change to help states create more effective grade 11-14 schools and systems, as well as examples of promising instructor innovations that are building momentum toward the Blur.
Jobs for the Future’s (JFF) vision for the Big Blur calls for entirely new educational institutions and systems to better prepare 16-to- 20-year-olds for college and careers. This paper examines a new type of financing…
Jobs for the Future’s (JFF) vision for the Big Blur calls for entirely new educational institutions and systems to better prepare 16-to-20-year-olds for college and careers. This paper examines the new type of governance needed…
This paper argues for a radical restructuring of education for grades 11 to 14—by erasing the arbitrary dividing line between high school and college—to open opportunities for the learners our current systems leave behind. We…
