Not All Movement is Forward, Not All Change is Good: Tradition in the age of rapid innovation and technology.
Led By: Dr Andre Abrahams
Much like life, technology is ever-changing in all spheres, and as a result this affects various industries, including academia, business, and society at large. With the constant changes, comes great advancements, but also complications and a strong need to ensure important traditions are kept in all spheres of life. Although traditional educational practices have evolved over time, foundational knowledge and skills have remained relevant across disciplines and industries. Concepts such as reading, writing, critical thinking, and problem-solving are fundamental components of education, regardless of technological advancements. Now, our biggest task is to find the balance between embracing modernization, while ensuring that these changes that impact the education section remain equitable, fair, and inclusive.