Education in a World without Borders
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https://doi.org/10.29394/Scientific.issn.2542-2987.2021.6.19.14.279-294Keywords:
education, digital world, virtual society, valuesAbstract
The essay talks about education immersed in the dynamics of the current world, which reveals new needs and demands in daily events. Permanent changes that force awareness of the transience of information, the complexity of knowledge and the volatility of life. The purpose is aimed at generating reflections in relation to this topic. In the current circumstances, education still plays a fundamental role; New technologies, Artificial Intelligence, virtual society, in general, promote a ubiquitous, flexible education, linked to the diversity of reality, inclusive, motivating and motivating, oriented towards permanent innovation from a critical, reflective and constructive evaluation. An education based on ethical principles: tolerance, respect, honesty, equity, justice, equality, collaboration, responsibility, peace and creativity as the axis of didactic action.
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