Redesigning Readiness

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Redesigning Readiness brings together educators, workforce leaders, researchers, and other changemakers to explore the ideas, partnerships, and practices shaping how we prepare students for what's next. 

Episodes

  1. Oct 27

    What Does It Take to Prepare Students for What’s Next? with Dr. Katie Graham

    How can we ensure every student can access meaningful career-connected learning opportunities? In this episode of Redesigning Readiness, Dr. Joseph Goins talks with Dr. Katie Graham, Nebraska’s state director for career and technical education, about how education systems can help students explore career possibilities and prepare for life after high school. Drawing on her experience in Nebraska, Dr. Graham shares how schools, employers, and communities can work together to expand career-connected learning and connect classroom experiences to students’ futures. They also discuss barriers that can prevent students from accessing opportunities, the importance of helping young people make informed decisions about their next steps, and how education systems can measure outcomes and build lasting partnerships that support student success. In this conversation: Why career-connected learning should help students explore a range of possibilitiesHow schools can address barriers to internships, work-based learning, and other experiencesWhy students need clear information about different postsecondary and career pathwaysHow educators can measure participation, access, and outcomesWhy connecting academic learning with meaningful work mattersHow schools, employers, and communities can build lasting partnerships to expand opportunitiesExplore more conversations, resources, and episode materials at p2c.org/redesigning-readiness.

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Redesigning Readiness brings together educators, workforce leaders, researchers, and other changemakers to explore the ideas, partnerships, and practices shaping how we prepare students for what's next. 

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