future of education is changing rapidly with technology. online platforms, ai tutors, and virtual classrooms are making learning more accessible worldwide. students can now access courses from top universities without leaving home. while this opens opportunities, it also raises concerns about screen time, unequal access, and the role of traditional schools. some believe hybrid models will dominate, mixing in-person teaching with digital tools. the future may focus more on skills than degrees, preparing students for a fast-changing job market. education is becoming more personalized, but the challenge is making sure everyone benefits equally.
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