| In 1995, the Iowa Association of Business and Industry (ABI) identified 13 characteristics that all learners should possess. These are "real life applications" that are critical skills needed beyond the 3 "R’s." |
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They were adopted by the ABI Board in February 1996, but they still hold true today.
All learners should know and be able to: Communicate and understand ideas and information
Collect, analyze, and organize information Identify and solve problems Apply mathematical reasoning to work-related problems Use technology Initiate and complete entire activity Act professionally Interact with others Learn and teach on an on-going basis Take responsibility for career and life choices Read and understand work-related materials Participate in teamwork |
Category: Teaching and Learning