tennessee department of labor and workforce development youth & workforce development
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Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development
YOUTH & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
1983 A Nation at Risk1987 Workforce 20001988 The Forgotten Half1990 America’s Choice:
High Skills or Low Wages!1991 Report of the
Secretary’s Commission on Achieving
Necessary Skills (SCANS)
Five Reports Dealing withYouth & Workforce Development
Three Categories Defined by the Five Major Reports
Skills and the Measurement of Skills
Enhancing the Connection between School and Work
Enhancing the Transition to Postsecondary and Work
Improved academic skills for production workers
Strengthened SCANS skills
A greater emphasis on standards
Skills and the Measurement of Skills
Innovative teaching, including the integration of academic and vocational instruction and work-based learning
Participation of many institutions, including employers, in education
Enhancing the Connection between School and Work
Making pathways into particular occupations more transparent (relevant to the entire labor force)
Facilitation of the transition of the students not traditionally headed for college to postsecondary education
Continued emphasis on second-chance efforts to help young people continue their education or find employment.
Enhancing the Transition to Postsecondary and Work
Carl Perkins Act 1990
School to Work Opportunities Act 1994
Goals 2000, Educate America Act 1994
Workforce Investment Act 1998
Workforce Development Strategies Incorporated into
Federal Legislation
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Workforce Development Strategies Incorporated into
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