Global Q&A: ‘In your country, are children being educated to adjust to life in an ever-changing world?’

Salvador, Bahia, Brazil: Tiago Leonardo Alves Muniz, 30, Teacher: Yes, the methodology of the Community School Luiza Mahin in Salvador-Bahia, where I was a student, and today I am a teacher, has been developing these extracurricular issues in adaptations—working with racial prejudice, the need for interpersonal and intrapersonal relationship, using the technologies of information in improving knowledge—through educational learning and focusing on reading, writing, and following the evolution of the planet Earth.

Advances in methodology, technology in schools, and development of social skills are helping prepare children for a changing society. This is what Epoch Times reporters from Brazil to Sweden discovered when they asked locals:

“In your country, are children being educated to adjust to life in an ever-changing world?”

Lima, Perú: Patty Barsola, 24, Perfumery Promoter: I think so through new methods used in schools in my country. For example, we now have the technological advancement that helps you learn more, but also it has its downside. I have also seen that teacher's converse more with the child, giving them more confidence and explanations to questions of everyday life, and changes in our society.