Last week I read the book "Education for the Educated 2020", written by AI Levenchuk. At the beginning, I want to say that in the article I do not just retell the content, but write thoughts after reading it, because I have a double impression of it. The article will be useful (probably) for people who want to read it. Next, I'll tell you what to expect from reading, and what not to. In any case, this is a personal opinion, I do not urge anyone to follow it. Besides, this is my first article :)
What is this book about
The book describes modern education, the necessary basic skills for effective learning (some transdisciplines). It tells about the need to develop in all directions, use the resources of the brain wisely, and the flexibility of the mind. There are many examples given to the topics, often training the human brain is compared with training neural networks. Overall, the book explains the concept of endless development. So that, under any circumstances, a person can reorganize to a new activity.
Structure
The book is divided into 7 paragraphs and an introduction. I will try to briefly describe what happens inside each of them. No personal opinion, just a shortened introduction from the book.
Personal strategizing: choose projects
In the modern world, you will have to change your profession often. "Disruptive technologies" are constantly coming from outside, which will add new professions and destroy old ones. The ability to instantly adapt to a new activity becomes a key skill.
Role-playing skills: quickly fit into projects
When working in a new specialty, it would be good to understand the specialties around you. Many people work on projects, knowing their responsibilities in this specialty, you can speed up the exchange of information with others. And in general there will be something to talk about with the neighbors at the table :)
Strong intelligence: prepare for the unknown
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The book was useful for me, at least I started writing down thoughts. It really helps. I used to do this too, but it was mostly ideas. I have not yet worked through books through the description of thoughts. I advise you to read it, but only 4 points. The author cites many books as an example, I selected about 5 for myself, they look interesting.