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Education and the "New Normal"
I have attached a call for papers, Education and the New Normal, for the futures journal On the Horizon. In another thread the question of a tipping point for educational change was brought up. If one is aware of changes in education at the global and local levels there is a sense that we are in a transition which is different from how we have perceived changes over time previous. The question is whether there will be a "new normal" in the sense that we are moving from one "past" to a new "static" normal.
One point to think about is: What has been and what will be the "business" of education.
Tags: change, education, future, knowledge, learning
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