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The global economy could be benefited by investing in childhood skills

 A recent publication from the World Economic Forum highlighted the following five skills that present-generation kids need to develop in order to be successful in the future:


1.  Creativity - The ability to solve problems in meaningful ways and to think imaginatively across disciplines.



2. Digital skills -The ability to master new forms of digital techs especially algorithm design and data handling.



3. Collaboration -The ability to work with others to perform a complex task and to adjust your actions in relation to other people's needs.




4. Global citizenship -A universal respect for people from other cultures and willingness to embrace diversity, equality, and inclusion.




5. Environmental Stewardship -Understandings of the fragility and finiteness of natural ecosystems and how we can interact with them in sustainable ways 



Children's skills may contribute to their development into successful, well-rounded adults and may also contribute to the global economy, as well as creating strong, cohesive, and sustainable communities.

Reference 

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/world-economic-forum_investing-in-childhood-skills-could-contribute-activity-7010181936878886912-u9co?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop


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