Beyond Classrooms - Swargiary, Khritish
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The journey of education, from the ancient gurukuls and medieval universities to modern standardized schooling, has always mirrored societal needs and aspirations. Yet, with the onset of a digital revolution, artificial intelligence, and global interconnectivity, the pace of change in education has accelerated beyond traditional frameworks. As we stand on the threshold of a new era, the question is no longer whether formal education will change-it is how radically it will be reshaped by Generation Beta, born into a world where knowledge is omnipresent, technology is second nature, and learning…mehr

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The journey of education, from the ancient gurukuls and medieval universities to modern standardized schooling, has always mirrored societal needs and aspirations. Yet, with the onset of a digital revolution, artificial intelligence, and global interconnectivity, the pace of change in education has accelerated beyond traditional frameworks. As we stand on the threshold of a new era, the question is no longer whether formal education will change-it is how radically it will be reshaped by Generation Beta, born into a world where knowledge is omnipresent, technology is second nature, and learning is continuous.This book, Beyond Classrooms: How Generation Beta Will Redefine Formal Education, explores a future where the conventional pillars of education-fixed curriculums, age-based cohorts, and physical classrooms-are reimagined. Generation Beta, shaped by ubiquitous technology and dynamic learning experiences, will demand personalized education, self-paced exploration, and skills-based credentialing over rigid degree programs.
Autorenporträt
As an author, Khritish has made significant contributions to the field of education, having published over 100 books and more than 100 research articles. His work has been cited by professors and research scholars from top institutions, including Stanford University, University of California, Washington University, University of Florida, BHU, etc.