Over the next 20 years, elite universities will be as relevant to education as ABC is to news. 21st century education will look entirely different. I believe we’re building it:

I’m not sure if I’m sending my daughter to high school. Pretty sure it will be irrelevant by the time she’s in her teens.

At NMMI, our HS and JC programs prepare you for the future in a co-educational, diverse community with students from over 30 countries. And with 95% of cadets receiving scholarships, leadership is more achievable than ever.

🎯Parents need to know this and share with their struggling teen children! College not for everyone; does not guarantee ownership, however career in trades can lead to that in 3-5 years after apprenticeship completed.

When you change the societal infrastructure, you change the function of the society, like altering the pipes to change the flow of water. We can see the function of today’s infrastructure in the crime, poverty, homelessness, etc. Infrastructure that has centralized control over generations with the intended result we see. Decentralization in education is a key upgrade ✊

Can we make it 5-10 years instead? Technology is advancing rapidly, so I hope we can accelerate the timeline for the obsolescence of universities.

Spot on. The education system is ripe for disruption. Traditional universities are struggling to keep up with the pace of change, and real-world skills are more valuable than ever. The future belongs to those who learn how to learn and adapt. Excited to see how this evolves.

@Christel_OCC @JodellJordan @The_WTF_Lady @SummerRosedays @LizDodd217 you will love this 😎🥷

True. The universities of the future will be studying the universities of today, and the young minds will be horrified at what they see.

Personalized deep education is the future Go as deep as you want on things you’re actually interested in while getting minimum competencies elsewhere. I’m so happy education is changing

Reform with the education system is necessary. Universities have been taking advantage of innocent students and the government via the blank check the debt system has given them.