Daniel Shin

Education must reform to adapt to changing needs. Our society is constantly evolving, but education does not seem to keep pace with rapid advancement of technology and changes in society. There are massive shifts in the job market. Changing societal needs must adequately prepare students for the future of work.

Education reform must address disparities in access to quality education, though. That will ensure equity and inclusion so that all students have equal opportunities to succeed and thrive regardless of their background or socio-economic status.

Education reform shall encourage innovative teaching methods, creative curriculum design and impactful educational technologies to engage students more effectively. Education should foster creativity, critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Traditional pedagogy often focuses on rote memorization of knowledge, standardized test scores and competition among students. Education reform shall prioritize problem-finding, self-directed learning and collaboration among learners. It will help learners to be better equipped with critical thinking, creativity, communication and other essential skills for success in the modern world.

In a "glocalized" world, education reform should promote global awareness, cultural........

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