Question

Describe
the challenges
of Human Development​

Answer 1

Answer:

Lash thinks human development faces three profound challenges: Potential – we are failing our moral obligation and economic necessity to provide for “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” Our system of cradle-to-career development of human potential is ragged, fragmented, and ineffective.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Potential – we are failing our moral obligation and economic necessity to provide for “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” Our system of cradle-to-career development of human potential is ragged, fragmented, and ineffective.

Poverty – 20% of children are in poverty and another 20% are at the cusp, causing horrible disruptions of natural human development. Schools are a small, if vital, component of a complex socioeconomic system. Can’t innovate in isolation.

Productivity – Baumol disease (the rising cost of labor in non-innovating sectors) is quietly leaching 2% of public education resources from schools each year! Must envision a long-range response beyond technology since human development is a social process.