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A New Paradigm in Education: Lifelong, AI-Augmented Learning Over One-Time Schooling
The “Aha Moment” – Education’s Fundamental Shift
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A New Paradigm in Education: Lifelong, AI-Augmented Learning Over One-Time Schooling
Education is no longer a one-off transfer of knowledge; it is evolving into a lifelong, personalized process of building adaptable skills and learning how to learn. In the age of AI and digital transformation, the goal of schooling is shifting away from memorizing facts or earning a single diploma. Instead, the emphasis is on continuously developing how to think, adapt, and collaborate with technology. This realization is grounded in a simple truth: intelligent machines can now store and retrieve information instantly and even perform routine cognitive tasks. As a result, human learners must focus on higher-order skills and adaptability. Experts note that generative AI can today score in the top percentile on standardized tests, “forcing school systems to reconsider standard modes of assessment.” In other words, if an AI can ace the exam, we need to ask what and how we should really be teaching. The emerging answer – the big “aha” – is that education’s purpose is fundamentally changing: it’s about learning how to learn, continuously and in collaboration with AI, to meet the needs of a fast-changing world.
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