Future generations shaped by the past

The article raises concerns about the deterioration of education quality and its negative impact on the economy, pointing out that poor schools mean a weak economy, and that poor internet connectivity hampers productivity and increases brain drain. It discusses how basic skills will change by 2030, with the job market requiring 39% of new skills according to the World Economic Forum. The article emphasizes that a mindset rooted in the past for managing education does not align with the challenges of the future. It stresses that economic and social issues are worsening, and that continued weak education and difficulty adapting to change are leading to a gradual economic decline, widening the gap between those who can learn and those who cannot, thereby threatening the future of upcoming generations.

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