You shall not pass. The untouchable pillar of governments; Education & the rapidly innovative “Technology” of today

Authors

  • Andrei POP Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj, Romania

Keywords:

learning, machines, reform, teaching

Abstract

Looking at innovation, it is very hard to not feel overwhelmed by what is happening all around us. This has been going on since man first got to the moon. Now though technology is changing and affecting our daily lives in a very real and seeable way. The objective of the research is to try to understand the gap within education and technology. Though this might be a very subjective study I believe it is a real conversation we need to have to be able to create support systems where we could understand how to suffice the needs of the next generation. The approach I took was researched base and looked at the evolution, regarded the factors of today and took it on a case-by-case basis. The outcomes that were derived from the research shows that there are very technological areas of the world that flourish and give advantages to student were as the rest are just trying to keep up. It is clear that the private sector is pushing forward technologically and reaching new heights every day but the fact is that we are no longer in a knowledge base society we cannot keep teaching our kids the same way, they are living in another reality where information is everywhere. The have to be given a place to learn from their mistakes and be able to push the boundaries of a book.

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Published

2023-03-13

How to Cite

[1]
POP, A. 2023. You shall not pass. The untouchable pillar of governments; Education & the rapidly innovative “Technology” of today. Smart Cities International Conference (SCIC) Proceedings. 6, (Mar. 2023), 279–286.

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