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As the information environment is rapidly changing in new and unpredictable ways, in some cases posing threats, media literacy skills are increasingly important for young people to navigate this fast-moving landscape safely.

Global sustainability problems and changes related to artificial intelligence can increase pupils’ uncertainty about the future. Teachers can help pupils understand these issues and manage their future anxieties.

To safeguard the long-term sustainability of Europe’s countryside, we need forward-thinking agricultural vocational education and training (VET) to train the younger generation of rural Europeans for the green and digital transitions.

Teachers can use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to personalise formative assessment, providing real-time individualised feedback that addresses individual learning needs. AI can reduce the subjectivity associated with human grading and reduce the time spent on grading tasks.

Experts and futurists over time have tried to predict the future of education. For long, technology has had a big role in different scenarios, both as an opportunity and as a challenge. What does the future of education look right now?