Education in the 21st Century
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In this essay and if money was no object I will discuss what I think should be the main aims for education in the 21st century.
"Educators who are concerned about this neglected aspect of the curriculum talk about the need for a 'futures dimension' within the curriculum and the need for pupils to develop a 'futures perspective', i.e. the ability to think more critically and creatively about the future." Ward (2008:120)
Education has been around for centuries it has developed from elementary schools to outstanding inclusive schools for the future. So realistically...
changes take place and make our schools a more accepting and inclusive place to be. If these measures could be implemented in society and we could start again. Could we possibly create a future education system that not only is outstanding but cuts out the social class divide? Moreover could we produce an education system that views the child as an individual not just a statistic? So could my ideas and views be the new 21st century education doubtful I know but if we challenge the views of others enough this could one day become reality.
changes take place and make our schools a more accepting and inclusive place to be. If these measures could be implemented in society and we could start again. Could we possibly create a future education system that not only is outstanding but cuts out the social class divide? Moreover could we produce an education system that views the child as an individual not just a statistic? So could my ideas and views be the new 21st century education doubtful I know but if we challenge the views of others enough this could one day become reality.
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