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School of the Future: Away From the Principle of Selection! Educational Experts Recommend Radical Change of Course in Education

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GÜTERSLOH. The school of the future should tick differently: more personal, cooperative, competence-oriented. An expert group of education policy and research has developed concrete proposals on how school can prepare children and young people for the future. The focus is on individual learning processes – and an examination culture that makes development visible instead of deficits.
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School of the Future: Away From the Principle of Selection! Educational Experts Recommend Radical Change of Course in Education

GÜTERSLOH. The school of the future should tick differently: more personal, cooperative, competence-oriented. An expert group of education policy and research has developed concrete proposals on how school can prepare children and young people for the future. The focus is on individual learning processes – and an examination culture that makes development visible instead of deficits.

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News4teachers broke the news in on Saturday, July 19, 2025.
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