Machine Learning Impacts the 21st Cen...
Most experts argue that machine-learning will seriously impact jobs, productivity, and our quality of life over the...
Science in Crisis
Public policy, technology, and popular culture all assume that science is the final arbiter of truth and efficacy. ...
School Choice is Coming
The public school monopoly may soon be history! Then, all parents can decide where and how their children will be...
Real Education for the Real Economy
For decades, the only Americans well served by the enormous education industry have been those with the aptitude and...
The Lawyer Bubble
published on: Sep 15, 2016
While graduates of the top law schools still get solid offers and partners with top law firms still generate big incomes, things look relatively...
How Deep Learning Will Change Our World
published on: Apr 11, 2016
As we explained in Ride the Wave, merging the power of cloud-based artificial intelligence with ubiquitous AI-enabled mobile apps will unleash a...
Post-Secondary Education for the New Era
published on: Aug 15, 2015
American post-secondary education consumes a vast amount of economic resources, fails to equip people to fully exploit current and emerging economic...
The College Gender Paradox
published on: Jun 23, 2015
Consider the facts: More people are going to college, yet we hear of a widespread "skills gap." We tout education as the route to prosperity and...
Coming to Terms with the College Bubble
published on: Feb 17, 2015
Compared to the bubbles facing China's policymakers and managers that we'll discuss in the next trend, the U.S. college bubble seems manageable. Yet...
Rethinking the K–12 Education Crisis
published on: Dec 21, 2014
To seize the opportunities inherent in the next phase of the Digital Techno-Economic Revolution, the United States must address its growing "skills...
The Tragedy of "College for Everybody"
published on: Jul 14, 2014
A bachelor's degree has been sold as a "must-have" for all Americans. Despite the high cost, the evidence clearly shows that those who graduate with...
Disruptive Innovation Hits the University
published on: Jan 15, 2014
The Trends editors have long forecast that the 19th-century business models of education would be disrupted by technology, causing the broad collapse...
The Automation of American Jobs
published on: Nov 7, 2013
Since the first Industrial Revolution kicked off in 1771, the specter of the machine as a destroyer of jobs has haunted workers. For over 240...
Getting Beyond the Student Loan Crisis
published on: Jul 16, 2013
Today, outstanding U.S. student loan debt is in excess of $1 trillion, and delinquency rates are rising. What's really behind this crisis? Where is...
The Coming Revolution in Higher Education
published on: Jan 4, 2013
American education from kindergarten through college is desperately in need of fundamental reengineering. As we've explained in previous issues, it...
American Education: Increasingly Out-of-Step...
published on: Aug 2, 2012
Human capital is absolutely critical to national competitiveness. A leading factor in America’s success is the presence of “the lion’s share”...
The Future of American Jobs
published on: Apr 10, 2012
With unemployment at its highest level in nearly three decades, even people who aren’t worried about their own jobs are typically concerned about...
Student Loans: Today’s Financial Time Bomb
published on: Apr 6, 2012
Educational institutions and the government have, perhaps unwittingly, trapped former students under an unserviceable mountain of debt. Education...
Connecting Educational Decisions and Competit...
published on: Nov 7, 2011
For years, the Trends editors have argued that American colleges, for the most part, fall short of their potential both in terms of productivity and...
The College Education Crisis
published on: Jun 6, 2011
Over the past 20 years, college tuition has risen roughly 3.5 times faster than the overall cost of living. Nevertheless, there is a growing shortage...
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