UNESCO has initiated academic purposes: "Learning to know, learning to do, learning to live, learning to assert itself." Schools we currently weighs about learning to know, that is only one of the four goals of UNESCO.Ngan World Bank called the 21st century is the era of economy based on skills - Skills-Based Economy (http: //www.librarything.com/work/5395375). Human capacity is assessed on all 3 aspects: knowledge, skills and attitudes. The scientists said the world: to succeed in life, the soft skills (emotional intelligence) accounted for 85%, hard skills (intellectual logic) only accounted for 15% (http: //www.softskillsinstitution. com / faq.htm). We have entered the 21st century, 10 years, so that the training and assessment of student ability, students still rely heavily on knowledge. Peter M. Senge says, "the most powerful competitive weapon is learning faster than competitors'. Clearly, to strengthen our competitiveness must not only learn faster but dung.Ngay old school, the school is the only place to have access to knowledge. Increasingly flatter world, thanks to the internet everyone has access to information and data on an equal footing, anytime, anywhere. Knowledge if lucky may get more and more, and from that knowledge to perform a task for a specific result not only is knowledge. From that understand the professional working with high yields both a great distance. So the question is "What skills are necessary for each person to be successful in work and life?" In the United States, United States Department of Labor (The US Department of Labor) and the Association of Training and Development America (The American Society of Training and Development) recently conducted a study of the basic skills in work . Conclusion is given that there are 13 basic skills necessary to succeed in the job. 1 Study skills and self-learning (learning to learn)
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