by Dr. Aviva Legatt
July 2, 2025 | Forbes
As AI reshapes the future of work, colleges and universities must adapt—not by competing with technology, but by doubling down on what makes students uniquely human.
In this Forbes article, Dr. Aviva Legatt emphasizes that institutions must shift their focus to developing students’ human-centric skills—such as ethical reasoning, communication, adaptability, and critical thinking. These are the competencies that will set graduates apart in an increasingly automated world.
Read the article to learn how your institution can evolve its teaching and assessment practices to keep pace with AI’s growing influence and prepare students to thrive in an evolving workplace.
Teach Students the Skills AI Can’t Replace
Take the next step to prepare your students for success in an AI-driven world. CAE’s free guide, The AI Edge: A Practical Guide for Higher Education, offers actionable strategies and activities to build higher-order skills while integrating AI into instruction.
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Together, we can help students develop the judgment, insight, and communication skills they’ll need to lead with confidence in the age of AI.
