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U.S. millennials ranked DEAD LAST out of 19 countries tested in these skills. DOES NOT COMPUTE While many millennials are glued to their technology, most are not adept at using technology to solve problems. Even worse, most are unaware that their low skills are jeopardizing their future opportunities. We must shake off the myth that using technology often means using it well. Instead, the nation must cultivate truly tech savvy young people who can fulfill technology’s promise as a critical aid to human productivity and invention. 58 % of millennials have poor skills in solving problems with technology. On average, people at the highest skill level earn of millennials believe low computer skills have not hurt their chances of getting a job, a promotion, or a raise. of those with low tech skills share that belief. Brought to you by DIGITAL NATIVE DOES NOT MEAN TECH SAVVY TECH SAVVY IS AN ENGINE OF OPPORTUNITY WHAT WE DON’T KNOW WILL HURT US Our Children Deserve Better YET of millennials say they sleep with their smartphones. 83 % MORE THAN TWICE AS MUCH as people at the lowest skill level. Even a modest boost in tech skills can add more than 30% MORE IN EARNINGS. Simply being able to use a smartphone or Facebook isn’t enough. To be successful in a global economy, our children must become fluent in the technologies that are revolutionizing our lives and our work, and how best to use them to innovate. By wisely integrating technology into how children learn, STEMworks programs are changing the equation for our young people. That amounts to low-skilled millennials who do not recognize a major barrier to their future success. 13 MILLION FINISH 19th Voice Box Computer Interface System Electronic Gyro Panel Digital Camera Motion Sensors Heavy Duty Arm Motor Bionic Robotic Arm Heavy Duty Leg Motors Bionic Robotic Legs Stabilizer Platform Robot Model 2567890 Bionic Robotic Claws Advanced Electronic Brain 91 % 88 % For sources and methodology, see changetheequation.org Smartphone source: Nielsen, 2014; Country ranking source: ETS, 2015; All other data, Change the Equation, 2015 USA

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U.S. millennials ranked

DEAD LASTout of 19 countries

tested in these skills.

DOES NOT COMPUTE While many millennials are glued to their technology, most are not adept at using

technology to solve problems. Even worse, most are unaware that their low skills are

jeopardizing their future opportunities. We must shake off the myth that using

technology often means using it well. Instead, the nation must

cultivate truly tech savvy young people who can fulfill technology’s

promise as a critical aid to human productivity and invention.

58% of millennials have poor skills in

solving problems with technology.

On average, people at

the highest skill level earn

of millennials believe low

computer skills have not hurt

their chances of getting a job,

a promotion, or a raise.

of those with low

tech skills share

that belief.

Brought to you by

DIGITAL NATIVE DOES NOT MEAN TECH SAVVY

TECH SAVVY IS AN ENGINE OF OPPORTUNITY

WHAT WE DON’T KNOW WILL HURT US

Our Children Deserve Better

YET

of millennials say

they sleep with

their smartphones.

83%

MORE THAN TWICE AS MUCH as people at the lowest skill level.

Even a modest boost in

tech skills can add more than

30% MORE IN EARNINGS.

Simply being able to use a smartphone or Facebook isn’t enough. To be successful

in a global economy, our children must become fluent in the technologies that are

revolutionizing our lives and our work, and how best to use them to innovate.

By wisely integrating technology into how children learn, STEMworks

programs are changing the equation for our young people.

That amounts to

low-skilled millennials who do not recognize

a major barrier to their future success.13 MILLION

FIN

ISH

19th

Voice Box

Computer InterfaceSystem Electronic

Gyro Panel

DigitalCamera

MotionSensors

Heavy DutyArm Motor

Bionic RoboticArm

Heavy DutyLeg Motors

BionicRobotic

Legs Stabilizer Platform

Robot Model 2567890

BionicRoboticClaws

AdvancedElectronic

Brain

91% 88%

For sources and methodology, see changetheequation.org

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