Lifelong learning

The 3 types of learners in Singapore – and how they affect workplace productivity

As artificial intelligence becomes more widely used in the workplace, critical thinking is emerging as an increasingly important skill for employees.
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The human edge in the AI age: Why critical thinking still matters

If business leaders want their employees to use AI well, innovate continuously and adapt quickly, then they must create brain-friendly workplaces.

In the AI age, Singapore needs better learning, not just more courses

 By 2030, one in four residents in Singapore will be aged 65 or above, and our old-age support ratio is projected to fall to 2.7.

SG60: Why ageing needs a new narrative in Singapore

A book is still the best technology to convey the nuanced complexity of the world.

How to be a great thinker

The cohort, atrophy and obsolescence effects are some factors that could contribute to weaker adult competencies, says Chan.

SkillsFuture training, culture of learning needed to keep adults competent: Chan Chun Sing

You are never too old to learn. It is about finding the time, discipline and enthusiasm to start and complete the journey.

I embarked on a PhD at 53; this is what I learned

As the adage goes, teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.
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Learning how to learn

Success may come in different forms, and at different stages of life. Yet having a university degree remains a basic aspiration, not least in Singapore.
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Celebrating success beyond academic pedigrees