This demographic will continually increase due to baby boomers entering their retirement years as well as the number of elderly living past the age of 85. Likewise, the Hispanic elderly population will increase by 12.8 million and is expected to be one of the largest minority groups living older in age (Woodside & McCalm, 2011). This population surge will cause issues for governments and agencies at all levels with implications in policy making, planning and many other areas. This means increased education levels and more elderly citizens who are minorities. On the same token, the income for elderly
A future concern is the need of nurses is imagined to increase drastically over the next 25 years when the Baby Boomers arrive in their 60s.The common age for registered nurses (RN) is around 45 so the demand for nurses will continue to rise. Currently, a unit at ABC
The big-ticket items include student laptops, purchasing an LMS or partnering with a solution provider, and professional development. In its first year, the Palisades Cyber Academy is servicing about 25 cyber students who would have otherwise chosen another cyber learning option, and close to 100 other traditional students who are taking an online course or participating in a class using an LMS. I would estimate our start-up costs at $35,000. If we make a commitment from the onset that we wanted our teachers to be the instructors. We are aiming for the holistic improvement in what community based education looks like.
According to Trends in College Spending, a study done by the delta cost project, "Enrollment in U.S. postsecondary institutions totaled almost 18.6 million students in the 2008 academic year, a nearly 26 percent increase over the ten-year period beginning in 1998." The increase in demand for a college education has directly influenced college costs. It's simple economics, when demand goes up the price of the product being demanded will increase. The power lies on the side of the universities to determine whether their prices will rise or fall. Schools know that the quickest way to an elightened future is through their doors.
6 September 2012 Zoe Mendelson wrote about students getting into college, paying for tuition while attending classes, and paying for tuition after graduation. Mendelson’s points are valid and relevant for the younger generation of students attending college, but the working adult attending college falls into another category of struggling students attempting to pay for college. Lauren Hunt, author and contributor to EzineArticles.com says, “Student admissions over the age of 35 have climbed in numbers, especially in the last 10 years. Adults returning to college now make up almost 20% of enrollment these days, which is double what it used to be when they were the young 18-year-old demographic.” Adults that are returning to college are putting themselves into an
Intro to Research Writing, 12:00 22 February 2013 Single Source Essay In his essay The College Dropout Boom, Dave Leonhardt describes “one of the largest and fastest-growing groups of young adults in America” (266); college dropouts. His implied thesis for this essay is that even though student body populations are becoming more diverse in terms of both ethnic background and social class, there is a large difference in the number of college graduates from higher-income families (upper middle-class and above) and lower-income families. Leonhardt believes that today more than ever before in our nation, high school graduates from lower-income families have the opportunity to attend college, but these students for various reasons are not seeing college through to graduation. He believes that this is a major issue for modern society, and it is being overlooked. Although it seems that we are making great strides in education with increased admissions for college students in diverse social, income and ethnic groups, that because these students are not getting degrees the gap between rich and poor continues to increase, and these achievements in education are not as valid as they seem.
This will also increase the amount of people that are retired from 12 percent of the United States population to almost 20 percent. With the rise of the aging population there is a need for more professional health and social service expertise. According to the Institute of Medicine’s landmark report, the is a shortage of health care professionals to care for the aging population in the current time and this number will grow faster as the Baby Boomers retire. One of the fastest growing employment sectors would be the eldercare. .
The ratio of retired people to workers is expected to dramatically increase in the coming decades, which would result in significant changes in the Security System of America’s retirement money. Immigrants, with their children and younger relatives, will introduce a younger workforce, which can slow down the increase of this very important
“The older population represents 12.9% of the United States population and by the year 2030 will average 72.1 million. There were 64, 024 person who aged 100 years or more in 2009” (CDC.gov, 2011, p. 1). The two major concerns in healthcare are the aging population, and the rise in precription medication due to the rise in the aging population. To plan for the future it will be vital to quantify the illness of the elderly to plan for necessary health services that will become necessary in the coming years. Chronic diseases wellness progams are necessary for the elderly and will become needed more as the aging population grows.
Critical Issues and Trends in Adult Education and Training AET/510 Demographic Trends Paper March 16, 2009 Introduction Today's workplace is one of growing uncertainty for an increasing number of professionals as pressures from technology and globalization influence economic change at an escalating rate (Zepeda, 2004). Working adults are taking advantage opportunities to assess their personal and professional goals, including their career potential, either voluntarily due to job dissatisfaction or instability, or because they're forced to due to job elimination. In fact, a recent survey of more than 6,000 adult professionals conducted by University of Phoenix found that nearly