Basic skills as a basis for the formation of human capital

Foundational skills are the foundation of education and, therefore, success in building human capital. The rationale and importance of focusing on 21st century skills is undeniable, but it should not overshadow the critical need for foundational skills. These foundational skills are the most important building blocks for further human capital development and productive employment.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.31483/r-115152
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Regional Economic Development and Innovation
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Basic skills as a basis for the formation of human capital

Diba Dokhkilgova
Regional Economic Development and Innovation
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Basic skills as a basis for the formation of human capital

Diba Dokhkilgova
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Abstract

Foundational skills are the foundation of education and, therefore, success in building human capital. The rationale and importance of focusing on 21st century skills is undeniable, but it should not overshadow the critical need for foundational skills. These foundational skills are the most important building blocks for further human capital development and productive employment.

Chechen State University (RU)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Regional Economic Development and Innovation
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