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Kudos to Prof Scott Galloway for this move. I’ve never understood the view that thinks only the student benefits from education, therefore they should pay all the costs. We all benefit from it. Do we want more uneducated? Fewer doctors? Fewer nurses? Those are the obvious ones, but fewer accountants mean we’d get more fraud. Fewer scientists, less innovation. Fewer engineers, less… everything! Do we want a world where we - collectively - understand more or understand less? How about a world where if money is going to be the main decision making tool - we educate everyone in how to make those decisions? #FinancialLiteracy and #FinancialEducation are still missing from even most paid educations! Personally, I like the idea of free education because my children will live in a more educated world. Who doesn’t want that?

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A Call for Accountability in Higher Education Reflecting on my time at a Russell Group university, where I earned a degree often labeled as 'Mickey Mouse,' I believe it's time we address the accountability of educational institutions. These programs, despite their critical thinking and skill development benefits, are sometimes criticised for their perceived lack of rigor. Universities should be scrutinised to ensure that they are not merely selling degrees but providing valuable education that equips students for the real world. As highlighted in a recent discussion, we must challenge these institutions to uphold standards that justify their offerings. Let's push for transparency and rigor in higher education to ensure that all degrees hold tangible value in our diverse professional landscape. #EducationReform #HigherEducation #RussellGroup #Accountability #CareerDevelopment Read more about the debate over 'Mickey Mouse' degrees: https://lnkd.in/gKswreZT

🎓💡Intriguing perspectives! As higher education faces unprecedented challenges, the imperative to adapt has never been clearer. The call to transform education, with an emphasis on democratizing, individualizing, and enhancing accessibility in education resonates deeply, highlighting the urgency to equip students for an ever-evolving future. How can institutions embrace individualized learning pathways while ensuring accessibility for all learners? #HigherEducation #FutureTrends #Adaptability #AccessbileEducation #InnovationInEducation #FutureReadyEducation

Really cool move by Scott Galloway! Extension education and education for non-traditional students is so key in today's landscape. The reality is that certificates and other forms of education are going to be come far more normal as we move forward, and programs like this will be a huge part of that. #extensioneducation #adulteducation #nontraditionalstudents https://lnkd.in/ggFw4i8X

Wow, what a hopeful story of a successful university transforming their "product" so they can give universal raises to all employees and freeze tuition until 2030! Read this. "A lot of colleges have looked to online enrollment as a potential way to avoid the effects of the enrollment decline, but many have not had that kind of success," That quote stood out to me because the universities that don't have success with online programs don't have Magellan Learning Solutions on their team. That's what we do, we are experts in transforming online higher education. Higher Education is still key to improving lives and the workforce. We all need to pay attention. https://lnkd.in/emFy9WZa

🎓 Unlocking Potential: The Power of Tuition in UK Education Hey education enthusiasts! 👋 I haven't posted on here for a while but imagine a future where tuition isn't just a support system but a dynamic force for positive change in education. So I'd love to have a place for you all to share your bold statements on how tuition can evolve to meet the needs of a rapidly changing world. How can we reimagine the tutor-student dynamic? These are a few of my opinions. Let's delve into the enriching realm of tuition and its transformative impact on education in the UK. 🚀 🔍 Navigating Challenges: Tuition isn't just about acing exams; it's a lifeline for students navigating academic hurdles. From personalized support to fostering a love for learning, tuition bridges gaps and empowers students to conquer challenges with confidence. 🌟 Beyond Grades: Let's celebrate the multifaceted benefits of tuition. It's not merely a grade-boosting mechanism; it's a catalyst for critical thinking, deep understanding, and overall academic excellence. I'd love to hear your experiences of how tuition has shaped your educational journey. 💬 Global Insights: I'll make a separate post but I always wonder how others view this question : Ina world interconnected by knowledge, how does UK tuition compare on the global stage? 🌍 🔥 Trends Reshaping Tuition: From the rise of online learning to the influence of societal changes, discussing the hot topics shaping tuition today is vital. What trends do you find most intriguing, and how do they impact the future of education? 💪 Your Voice, Your Impact: Whether you're a passionate advocate or harbor reservations about tuition, your voice matters! Share your thoughts, stories, and insights. Let's create a dynamic conversation that reflects the rich tapestry of opinions within our small and friendly community. ✨

The Power of Education In the vast tapestry of life, education is the golden thread that weaves dreams into reality. It's not merely a pathway to success; it's a transformative force, an alchemist's touch that turns potential into prowess. Education is the compass guiding us through uncharted territories, unlocking the doors of opportunity. Picture a world where minds are ignited, where knowledge is the catalyst for change. Education isn't just about textbooks and classrooms; it's a journey of self-discovery, a quest for understanding the intricacies of the world and the boundless potential within ourselves. In the classroom, seeds of curiosity are sown, cultivating a garden of innovation. It's the power to question, to challenge, and to redefine what is possible. Education is the heartbeat of progress, resonating with the rhythm of relentless determination. Embrace the power of education, for it is the great equalizer, dissolving the shackles of ignorance. It transcends borders, breaks chains, and empowers individuals to sculpt their destinies. With knowledge as our armor and wisdom as our guide, we become architects of a brighter tomorrow. Education is the bridge between aspiration and achievement. It fuels the fire of ambition, transforming dreams into tangible realities. In its embrace, we find not just knowledge, but resilience, courage, and the strength to surmount obstacles. As we navigate the corridors of learning, let's remember that education is not a destination but a lifelong odyssey. It's the unwavering belief that each day is an opportunity to learn, to grow, and to make a difference. The power of education lies not only in what it gives us but in what it empowers us to give back to the world. So, stand tall in the realm of education, for it is the beacon that lights our path to greatness. Embrace the journey, cherish the lessons, and let the power of education be the force that propels you to heights unknown. In the symphony of life, let the melody of education be your guiding anthem, inspiring you to reach new heights and illuminate the world with the brilliance of your acquired wisdom.

Good reminder about the ongoing debate around the role/future of microcredentials and their relationship to post-secondary education. The UA article highlights the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario report, which concludes that 'microcredentials are best suited to supplementing adult learners’ skills and experience with focused training' but 'show less promise for expanding postsecondary access or reskilling through progressively stacked pathways' (p.9).

I have been in education for more than 25 years. I joined several educational institutions from early education to graduate education level. I allowed myself to be part of the various systems (private, government, basic, comprehensive, local, international, mission, commercial, traditional, innovative). I learned a lot and reflected a lot. At the end of the day, education should prepare the next generation for something bigger than what we have, what we know, and what we can do currently. Sadly, most of our children are still being taught the same way fifty years ago. Yes, there are several innovative schools or educational institutions that are deviating from the usual models; however, most of them are still expensive (for profit) and inaccessible to many. The dominant systems and models are too strong and very limiting. We need to find new ways of doing things. The future generation will continue to be at risk unless we do something for them and reinvent the way we should nurture them. I am looking for someone to work with on a project that will revolutionize education. It is not necessarily big, however, the outcome should be huge in terms of student mastery, competency, and readiness for the future. There are better ways to prepare the next generation.