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From Switzerland by Way of Colorado, a New Approach to Apprenticeships That Rethinks the Path From High School to College to Career

In The 74, Robin Lake and Betheny Gross write about how public education can be better aligned with career preparation, using Switzerland’s system as an example.

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USA Today quotes Robin Lake in their recent article on lost progress in US students. 

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