The Common Core standards promotes the idea that children need to be "work force ready" and to compete in a global world, and these standards will accomplish that task. The UN fully supports this concept through their United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) fully supports this concept through their UNEVOC program, otherwise known as Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET).
Their data base for collection of information on the United States can be found here. TVET "identifies and shares promising TVET practices"..."for policy makers and practitioners" with an aim of the database "to share knowledge of established innovative practices that promote TVET in a thought-provoking way within a particular local or regional context." Here is one video explaining TVET: Education is there to prepare young people for life and work Access to the right skills to become an active citizen and participate in economic & social development Countries develop an active and informed workforce to compete in the globalized world Supports governments to guide education systems towards quality, equity, relevance, sustainability to meet needs of people and labor market. It doesn't seem there is room for a child to explore their own interests, it will now be based on the needs identified for them, just like Common Core.
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