How the UAE education sector can stay relevant in a changing world ...United Arab Emirates

Education faces its greatest upheaval in decades, and this is not hyperbole. The coronavirus pandemic has the potential to radically reshape our world and the traditional, established model of in-person learning may never be the same again. But creating a framework that helps students and educators stay relevant in a rapidly changing environment presents an opportunity to take concrete action now that will have a huge impact tomorrow. One such area is the development of future-proof skills. The speed at which the UAE education sector adopted distance learning by leveraging digital infrastructure to ensure academic continuity has been well documented. It demonstrated the resilience and readi

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How the UAE education sector can stay relevant in a changing world ...United Arab Emirates

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