Learning to know: To acquire the instruments for understanding the
world, which also involves learning to learn so that the capacity to
acquire fresh knowledge can be continued throughout life.
Learning to do: While learning an occupational skill is certainly
important, the ability "to do" is necessary in all aspects of life.
Learning to live together, in order to participate and co-operate
with others in all human activities. This means "learning to desire
to live together" by learning about other people.
Learning to be, that is to have a greater capacity for autonomy and
judgment, which goes together with strengthening the feeling of
personal responsibility for our collective destiny.
These important but generalized elements from UNESCO emphasized the “soft skills”
needed for young people to be successful when interacting with a globalized world.