Expert outlines five-point plan to reform education

Experts at a dialogue on Monday proposed a five-point agenda to reshape the country’s education system, aiming to address emerging challenges and make the sector more responsive to future needs.
The proposals were presented at a dialogue titled “Education for Tomorrow in Light of the Election Manifesto: New Thinking, New Structure, and New Initiatives”, organised by the Citizen’s Platform for SDGs.
State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj attended the event as the chief guest, while Dr Debapriya Bhattacharya presided over it.
Towfiqul Islam Khan, additional director (research) at the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD), presented the paper, prompting education experts, researchers, and civil society representatives to discuss priorities for strengthening the national education framework.
The platform has proposed revisiting the national education vision to address emerging challenges and make the system future-ready by aligning learning with skills needed in a rapidly changing world.