Think of all that content we study, are examined on, and forget soon after we graduate. Knowledge is important, but according to Tony Wagner from Harvard University, here's the learning that really counts:
Critical thinking and problem solving
The ability to ask the right questions
Reasoning skills
Accessing and analyzing information, away from textbook-bound education
Curiosity and ImaginationCollaboration across networks
Leading by influence
Respecting differences
Agility and adaptability
Continuous learning
Initiative
Entrepreneurship
Effective oral and written communication
Writing with voice and originality
Worth reading - The Global Achievement Gap by Tony Wagner
