The future of learning is in the good hands of the next generation of leaders, who are changing and equalising the playing field through education
We live in a time of unprecedented change and uncertainty. The world faces complex and interconnected challenges such as technological disruption, globalisation, climate change and social inequality. These challenges require new skills, mindsets and approaches to learning and work.
The traditional education model, designed for the industrial age, no longer fits this purpose. It is based on standardisation, memorisation and testing rather than creativity, collaboration and problem-solving. With the advancing challenges we face today, many have lamented that it does not prepare learners for the future nor foster their passion, curiosity and agency.
Learning in the new age has to be adaptable, tailored, meaningful and fun. To develop…
