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NEW TRENDS

IN EDUCATION

The high-level session with ministers of education and experts will feature the emerging global trends in education.

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The most fundamental aim of education, as ancient as the history of humanity, is to promote the gaining of knowledge, values and skills by students, and to contribute to their betterment in terms of thoughts, emotions and behavior. Indeed, the sustainability of the world’s future is directly linked to the existence of qualified ‘education systems’ and ‘educated individuals’.

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Educational paradigms underwent certain changes in our time, which gave rise to new definitions and concepts related to education. Indeed, 21st-century skills have been categorized as Learning and Innovation, Digital Literacy, and Life and Career Skills. At this time, educational processes must be transformed in a way that allows them to support those paradigms. This session will therefore facilitate a discussion on the effects of ongoing changes and innovations on individuals, societies, and education systems in the age of digitalization.

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Discussion Themes

  • What are the most crucial developments in education in the 21st century?

  • How should we assess the social, cultural, and economic impact of educational developments on society?

  • How was education in the past?

  • Keeping in mind the newest trends in education, what does the future hold?

  • How can we read the impact of the current pandemic on innovations in the area of education?

  • What could be the long-term consequences of this process?

Speakers

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Mahmut Ozer

Minister of National Education,

The Republic of Turkey

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Buthaina Bint Ali Al Jabr Al Nuaimi

Minister of Education and Higher Education, The State of Qatar

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Evis Kushi

Minister of Education, Sport and Youth, The Republic of Albania

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Mamoudou Djibo

Minister of Higher Education,

The Republic of Niger

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