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Duke University recently announced findings from a study that showed that regular public school teachers can be retrained to view and teach all students as gifted.

But he also believes that representatives of the old media can be retrained, rather than the system needing to be replaced wholesale.

At the end of 2011, all the CERN accelerators will shut down for 15 months, so that the suspect splices — some 10,000 of them — can be strengthened and an unknown number of magnets that have mysteriously lost the ability to handle the high currents and produce the high fields needed to run the collider at close to full strength can be "retrained".

Adults with prosopagnosia as a result of stroke or brain trauma can be retrained to use other clues to identify faces.

The proposed system is composed of an ensemble of classifiers that, once trained in a supervised way on a specific image of a given area, can be retrained in an unsupervised way to classify a new image of the considered site.

It's obviously hard to tease out how much of this is driven by technology, vs. globalization and economic cycles — but last month I attended a dinner hosted by Silicon Valley VC kingpins Draper Fisher Jurvetson, whose partners all seemed awfully worried that tech is destroying jobs faster than people can be retrained.

It can be retraining yourself, if you will, to work in a different way, but in the end, the meetings are more productive, more collaborative.

Although such workers can be retained and retrained, he suggested, it takes an objective business leader to set such changes in motion before competitors beat them to it.

The real estate collapse has led to thousands of jobless construction workers who must be retrained before the economy can recover.

If memories can be uploaded, unemployed workers might one day be retrained to learn new skills.

He knows that anybody can be elevated via the youth squad without having to be retrained.