哈佛大學的"不該人人都讀大學"報告

哈佛大學的這份"不該人人都讀大學"報告
說的道理很平常
更值得台灣的高大學入學率的現象參考


HARVARD REPORT QUESTIONS VALUE OF COLLEGE FOR ALL
By concentrating too much on classroom-based academics with four-year college as a goal, the nation’s education system has failed vast numbers of students, who instead need solid preparation for careers requiring less than a bachelor’s degree, Harvard scholars say in a report issued today. Leaders of the “Pathways to Prosperity” project at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education argue for an education system that clearly articulates students’ career options as early as middle school and defines the coursework and training required, so young people can chart an informed course toward work, whether as an electrician or a college professor. Their report arrives as experts are trying to define what skills are necessary for work and for higher learning. The article is in Education Week.