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By 2020, there will be about 38 million to 40 million too few college and university graduates to satisfy the demands of the global labor market, a report issued this month has found. http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/mgi/research/labor_markets/the_world_at_work 
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EMBEDDING LITERACY LEARNING IN ALL SUBJECTS One of the most significant ways the Common Core State Standards are integrated, or cross-disciplinary, is the way they address literacy. Rather than viewing literacy as an isolated set of skills to be taught only in English language arts classes, the Common Core suggests that literacy is the responsibility of all teachers. The Common Core includes reading standards for literacy in history/social studies, for example, and writing standards for literacy in science.
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Yes, says education expert Chester E. Finn Jr., because it will ensure that students have the skills they need to compete globally. No, says Jay Greene of the University of Arkansas, because progress comes from letting schools experiment.
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"To explain my joy when I read Oklahoma's Common Core Standards, I must recount the worst testing outrage that I experienced."
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