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South Korea is investing 1.4 trillion won to mass-produce AI talent. But the head of the country's top education research institute warns that the system is still training students to find answers in an age when AI already does that better. Seoul National University's AI expansion was just rejected. The structural cracks are showing.
READ MOREOn March 12, 2026, UNESCO launched its first-ever comprehensive roadmap for transforming higher education. With 269 million students enrolled globally, the document delivers an urgent message: incremental reform is no longer enough. Here is what the seven guiding principles actually say β and why they matter now.
READ MOREThe Korean Educational Development Institute has declared: education in the AI era must shift from cultivating the ability to find correct answers to nurturing the ability to ask good questions. But reality is lagging behind. An $850M AI textbook project failed, and the paradigm shift has only just begun.
READ MOREPoland is launching its largest-ever school reform from 1 September 2026. Known as 'Compass of Tomorrow,' the overhaul shifts away from rote memorisation toward key competencies and project-based learning, while expanding teacher autonomy. The reform will be fully implemented by 2031β2032 and is set to become a new benchmark for educational innovation in Europe.
READ MORESouth Korea set out to become the first country to bring AI-powered textbooks into public schools. Parliament then stripped those textbooks of their legal status. Here is how it unraveled.
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