Future School: A Science Fiction Journal - Softcover

McLan, Ashlyn

Softcover

ISBN 13: 9798501316461

Publisher: Independently published, 2021

Synopsis

The world would be a better place without hatred and violence. But how can this be achieved? True harmony begins when individuals experience genuine happiness—when they truly know themselves and have the ability to express themselves fully.

To achieve this, we need a better education system—one that nurtures self-understanding and the ability to express oneself.

This book envisions a Future School designed to make this a reality.

Can education, schooling, and growing up be fun and enjoyable?
Can learning be customized for each individual?
Can we replace "teaching" with "self-learning"?
Can everyone truly become themselves?
Is it possible to rethink our current, flawed education systems?

Imagine stepping into a personalized space each morning, with learning options tailored just for you. What if you could spend your entire day doing something you're passionate about? What if you could spend your entire life doing what you love? And what if, after entering a tunnel, you emerged two weeks later speaking fluent Japanese? What if a fun summer trip was a course? And what if life itself was also a course?

In the Future School, there are no teachers, no grades, and no external standards. Learning is self-driven and uniquely designed for you. Continuous self-awareness and enlightenment serve as your own rewards. You’ll have your own graduation, triggered only by your own acts of kindness. You will be you. You will be happy. You will fully express yourself, and contribute to humanity.

Education will come from the collective wisdom of humanity, benefiting all younger generations—not just those in ivory towers. It’s for everyone, by everyone.

Welcome to the Future School! Hopefully, it will become a reality in the very near future.

Edition details

• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798501316461
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 99
• Editor: McLan Konatsu