Education as a Life Transformation Process
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7130278Keywords:
Significant Learning, Education, Complexity, Mental Revolution, New ParadigmsAbstract
Faced with the uncertainty of tomorrow, education is today more than ever the most advanced and liberating social task, it is also the ideal means to continue embracing the dream of a society where we all fit. Understanding learning as this state of "being-in-the-process-of-learning", this existential act reaffirms us as humans in a world in which a large part of the population has come to play the role of "surplus mass" where the backwardness is, above all, of minds and hearts.
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