The Fourth Industrial Revolution requires a shift

Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators

What does it mean to embracing change in the Fourth Industrial Revolution?

Our special guest talks about the skills and mindset we need to embrace.

Welcome to our summer series on the future world of work. We kick it off with Ann Nakaska.

Ann Nakaska M.Ed. CDF has a background in psychology, education, and business. She specializes in career decision making and career planning with a special interest in career opportunities of the future. She believes that by people can prepare for the fourth industrial revolution workplace by developing a GET (Global, Entrepreneurial and Technological) Ready Mindset.

Connect with her:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ann-nakaska-ba-med-52315747/

https://constructivecareer.com/

Learn more about our series partner:

We are so thankful to our sponsor Alongside, learn more about the critical research they are doing and join them for a special webinar on June 26th.

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Chapters

00:00 Navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution 04:45 The Importance of a Get Ready Mindset 10:04 Integrating Entrepreneurial Skills in Education 14:12 Understanding Industry Dynamics 19:38 Focusing on Work vs. Job 25:25 Finding and Solving Problems 32:40 Researching Opportunities in a Changing World