Good News: Recreational Therapists were ranked # 1 with least likely to be
computerized out of 702 occupations!
Naturally, Recreational Therapists (as well as other allied health
workers who won’t be replaced by R2D2) require intelligence in social,
emotional, and creativity, which can’t be replicated by a computer.
Specifically, I wanted to point out that the authors had written
in their study that was published in 2013 on what people need to do in order to
find employment after their jobs become obsolete:
“they will have to acquire creative and social skills.”
Emotional intelligence is one of those social
skills that the authors are talking about in order to succeed in the future.
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special course titled: “Emotional Intelligence and application to Rec. Therapypractice.”
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Here is the source, which shows the top 10 professions least
likely to be replaced by C3PO:
Please note: Although, RTs won’t be replaced by computers, RTs do
apply a lot of computer and technology, in example: knowing and using assistive
devices to help people with disabilities to learn how to life a fuller functioning
life. The 2013 American Therapeutic Recreation Association’s annual conference
in Pittsburg offered a specialized track with applied technology in rec.
therapy.
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