The Future of Education in 2038
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In 2038, children born this year will complete their compulsory schooling. It is very likely that the world we know today will be a very different place. But digitalisation is already bringing entirely new possibilities to education that were unimaginable just a few years ago. With access to the internet and computers, students and teachers can use a wide range of tools to develop the thinking of children, pupils, and students. Online learning programmes, virtual classrooms, and interactive learning materials make education fun. For example, many children and teenagers use YouTube to deepen their knowledge in areas close to their heart. In view of the ongoing economic transformation, the state should promote e-learning platforms, intergenerational programmes, retraining courses, and e-public services with an emphasis on awareness-raising.
What skills will we need in 2038? How will education change in that time? And will we learn via the internet and only discuss problematic material with lecturers?
Selected from the program
Welcome Speech
10:00
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10:05
Šárka Shoup, Executive Director, Institute for Politics and Society; Board Member, European Liberal Forum (Czech Republic)
Keynote Speakers
10:05
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10:30
Mykhailo Fedorov, Deputy Prime Minister for Innovation, Education, Science and Technological Development; Minister for Digital Transformation of Ukraine, Government of Ukraine (Ukraine)
Ivan Bartoš, Deputy Prime Minister for Digitalisation; Minister for Regional Development, Government of the Czech Republic (Czech Republic)
Karel Havlíček, Vice-Chairman, Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic (Czech Republic)
Digital Economic (R)evolution
10:30
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11:45
Ivan Bartoš, Deputy Prime Minister for Digitalisation; Minister for Regional Development, Government of the Czech Republic (Czech Republic)
Karel Havlíček, Vice-President, Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic (Czech Republic)
Vladimír Dlouhý, President, Czech Chamber of Commerce (Czech Republic)
Jan Blažek, Chairman of the Board, Bankovní identita, a.s. (Czech Republic)
Simona Kijonková, Founder and CEO, Packeta Group (Czech Republic)
Moderator:
Markéta Přenosilová, Chairman of the Board, Europe Startup Nations Alliance (Czech Republic)
Welcome Speech
10:00
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10:05
Alva Finn, Executive Director, European Liberal Forum (Ireland)
Keynote Speakers
10:05
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10:30
Rodrigo da Costa, Executive Director, European Union Space Programme Agency (Portugal)
Martin Hlaváček, Member of the European Parliament (Czech Republic)
Lukáš Kintr, Director, National Cyber and Information Security Agency (Czech Republic)
Didier Reynders, European Commissioner for Justice, European Commission (Belgium)
