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Editorial and Op-ed Support June 2007
June
17, 2007 - Cincinnati Enquirer, “Speaking the language of globalization”
Throughout most of the 20th century, the United States had the best-educated
workforce in the world - but this is simply no longer the case. As the developing
world's workforce grows younger and better educated, the U.S. workforce is becoming
smaller and older, more diverse but less well-educated. It's well known that American
students are falling behind their counterparts in other countries, especially
in math and science. Little known is the alarming fact that the number of American
students studying a foreign language has declined sharply.
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