South Korea introduced AI digital textbooks while simultaneously banning smartphones in schools. This paradox of teaching through digital tools while restricting digital devices is playing out across the world β what is really happening in global education policy?
The WEF Future of Jobs Report 2025 surveyed over 1,000 major employers: 40% of current job skills will change by 2030. Here is what that means for education β and why it matters right now.
South Korea was first in the world to roll out AI-powered digital textbooks in public schools. But the $850M program was effectively scrapped after just one semester. What went wrong β and why did a smartphone ban follow?
In August 2026, Germany grants every primary school child the legal right to full-day care. Why is an education powerhouse only guaranteeing this right now, and what challenges lie ahead?
In February 2026, the UK government published "Every Child Achieving and Thriving" β the most ambitious school reform plan in decades. Special needs education, the teacher shortage, an attendance crisis β what is actually changing?