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Evolutionary and Philosophical Insights
into Global Education
He himself thinks he knows
one thing,
that he knows nothing.
(Socrates)
This book is in two
parts. In part one, the focus is
on past and present educational methods and systems
whilst part two
contains forward-looking views and
�opinions on educational
needs and possible new
forms of information transfer.
The diverse issues
addressed include:
Genesis � The fruit of
knowledge
Education, religion and
morality
Becoming a teacher
Education, women and
their position in society
Education during
industrial revolutions and wars
Military academic
education
Global and individual
education
Islamic education
Education in Israel
Children of tomorrow
Future teachers and new
technologies
Early interdisciplinary
education
Educate to negotiate
The need for media
literacy
Artificial
intelligence-based education
Spiritual evolution and
the power of belief
Experience transfer to
the next generation
Brain-to-brain
communication
It is better to remain
silent at the risk of
being thought a fool,
than to talk and remove all doubt of it.
(Maurice Switzer)
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