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Edition 110 · learning · AVI SOLOMON

Political Primaries: Irrelevant Noise

Electoral horse-trading offers no insights into the future of learning, work, or human connection.

Political Primaries: Irrelevant Noise
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Party politics, particularly internal primaries, are a sideshow. They represent insular power struggles, not innovation or progress in how we acquire knowledge. Focusing on these theatrics distracts from the fundamental shifts required in education. We must look beyond Westminster and Washington for genuine evolution in learning, not within their antiquated halls. Political squabbles are a race to the bottom, not a blueprint for tomorrow's minds.

The strongest counter

Understanding political shifts is crucial. Government policy significantly impacts education funding and curriculum development, directly shaping the future of learning.

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  • ·No educational link
  • ·Pure political play
  • ·Irrelevant to FO
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