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Mapping the Nation

One Million Data Points Tell a Cautionary Tale

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One Million Data Points Tell a Cautionary Tale

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Mapping the Nation is an interactive map that pulls together demographic, economic, and education indicators—nearly one million data points—to show that the United States is a truly global nation.

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More Americans learning languages, but vast majority do not achieve working proficiency. Learn more.


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Data: Advantage Goes to Those Prepared for Global Economy

Indicators are Strong

The data is in, and so is the analysis: there is a significant gap between the rapid globalization of America and the knowledge and skills—the global competencies—that youth need to be successful. Mapping the Nation pulls together nearly a million economic, demographic, and education data points to reveal that our nation is becoming increasingly global. It also shows the needs of the global innovation age are increasingly unmet by our education system.

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Develop Global Competence Among Students

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A century ago, education in the United States was heavily focused on agriculture. Sixty years ago, it shifted to a manufacturing paradigm. Now the world has changed again, as data shows: 95% of consumers live outside of our borders; nationally jobs tied to international trade have grown on average, more than 100% over the past twenty-year; and one in five jobs is tied to international trade. Cultural and linguistic diversity is evident in cities, suburbs, and most rural communities. Preparing a rising generation for the new global economic and civic environment is not the responsibility of schools alone. Government, communities. policymakers, businesses, and civil society must come together to support a common vision that prepares students and teachers for our future.

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Mapping the Nation is an interactive map that pulls together demographic, economic, and education indicators—nearly one million data points—to show that the United States is a truly global nation.

Visualize This

Infographic on Languages

More Americans learning languages, but vast majority do not achieve working proficiency. Learn more.


Resources

Connect with state initiatives to mobilize local action, or to model best practices from similar states. Learn More


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