Publish at January 11 2024 Updated January 11 2024
The time has come for a paradigm shift in the way education is organized, as we are reaching the limit of the current system, which is no longer fulfilling its role sufficiently well. Education should be seen not as a passport to a diploma, but as the preparation of future generations to become enlightened, competent and fulfilled members of society.
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