Education in 100 Years: Challenges from the World Beyond

... funding and the right to manage these funds ad libitum, we gain the opportunity to engage in tactical cost management decisions over strategic performance or, in other words, to invest in the creative class which, as R. Florida put it, will change the future. [1] obrazovanieeu.blogspot.com Primary schools in Slovakia Early Development: A Somersault with A Handspring Back in the late 19 th century, education was elitist. The transition to mass education was the most important development in this sphere over the past 150 years. The idea that education was not a hereditary privilege but a common good, which should be available regardless of income,...