Forbes has 4 bold predictions in K12 education for the next decade

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What will happen in K12 education over the next decade? These predications range from bold to practical and give hope that this could be a golden decade in the education world.

Source: Four Bold Predictions In K12 Education For The Next Decade

As much as I would like to think education is moving forward, a visit to a classroom today is not much difference than one 15 years ago. One of the biggest additions, the interactive whiteboard, made its debut almost 30 years ago and is a major decline now. One to one programs have taken off, but teachers are overwhelmed with options and the amount of time required to plan.

I don’t like to think about the next ten years without thinking how exciting today is going to be.

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