#curriculum reform

Does anyone else think the education system is failing to prepare us for future careers?

Is “classic literature” still relevant, or just a marketing label for dead white men?

Is the literary canon dead, or are we just afraid to admit most classics are overrated?

Is learning basic biology still useful now that AI can answer everything?

Should colleges teach AI skills even if you're majoring in art history?

Do engineering graduates really know how to work in a factory？

Should engineering schools stop teaching traditional manufacturing methods and focus entirely on AI and 3D printing?