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nasdaq: theoriginalchingy: Infographic: Where Is the Next Generation of Innovators? - “Everyone from business leaders to President Obama is calling for more young leaders in the areas of science, math, engineering, and technology. But many young people say they aren’t even considering careers in these fields. Why not? A recent survey asked them to explain their hesitance.”  Click for the full infographic. via GOOD. What’s the deal with young folks and innovation? This infographic explores what’s making up-and-comers hesitate. 

nasdaq:

theoriginalchingy:

Infographic: Where Is the Next Generation of Innovators? - “Everyone from business leaders to President Obama is calling for more young leaders in the areas of science, math, engineering, and technology. But many young people say they aren’t even considering careers in these fields. Why not? A recent survey asked them to explain their hesitance.”  Click for the full infographic.

via GOOD.

What’s the deal with young folks and innovation? This infographic explores what’s making up-and-comers hesitate. 

nasdaq: Who’s the greatest innovator of all time? Despite their fondness for smartphones and social networking, young Americans still say it’s the guy largely responsible for electric lighting. That’s just one conclusion from this year’s Lemelson-MIT Invention Index, which surveys Americans 16 to 25 and gauges their attitudes to invention. This year’s results also suggest they’d like more opportunities to hone their abilities in the area: 80% expressed interest in courses or training to hone their creativity. (h/t Mashable)

nasdaq:

Who’s the greatest innovator of all time? Despite their fondness for smartphones and social networking, young Americans still say it’s the guy largely responsible for electric lighting.

That’s just one conclusion from this year’s Lemelson-MIT Invention Index, which surveys Americans 16 to 25 and gauges their attitudes to invention. This year’s results also suggest they’d like more opportunities to hone their abilities in the area: 80% expressed interest in courses or training to hone their creativity. (h/t Mashable)