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L’éducation au XXIIe siècle | Jean-François Boulagnon | TEDxBordeaux


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I will not introduce myself because

behind me you will see a

much more precise presentation of everything

what I could have done is my map

genetic identity that is to say

chromosome by promozone the places of

world where I come from

here I can specify also that I have

2.6 percent the neandertal dn and

before you actually deduce

that there is in my physics something

who is really leading towards his bond I

states that the average European’s

2.8

If I present you this, it’s

to show you the nature

exponential plus progress

in 1990 when the

researchers have launched an extensive program

global decryption of human dna

we thought at the time content content

I say of the power of

computers considering the techniques

sequencing that distort giving 3

is it a century to come to

completely decrypt a dna

human

in fact it was farm 2003 today

to have a sequencing of cipla it

takes less than an hour so if I get you

talk about that so I’m cursed or by

Education is for you

finally the problems

education today to cope

there are 3 3 big problems and we’re going

say one there is obviously obviously the

technological revolution

there is the impact of the revolution

technology on the jay generations

z ie those born in 95

and the following ones and then the species

of agonizing planetary place who who

today truly dominates then

two three little details on it

technological revolution it is

obvious that the convergence of ntic

nanotechnologies biotechnologies

political computing is in the process of

build 21st century the hybrid res

hybridization between the digital the

robotics artificial intelligence

is going to certainly upset

how our societies work

traditional we see the giants of the

American digital

the gaffes to but also the giants

Chinese a baby tea xx expenses

already considerable sums attracts

the best booth brains their

artificial intelligence from

data that we provide to them

billion billion given in

average every week they make these

artificial intelligences more and

more irreplaceable we evolve very

certainly towards an intelligence

artificial strong

it means conscious conscious that having

having finally the intelligence of a

to be human even the intelligence of a

of all human beings

around 2000 45 which is not

not without problem

many are already worried about it

great Japanese specialist of

intelligence education

artificial

noriko aaraj in a kz2 teddy in a

ted

in tokyo in the month of August was successful

to spend a long time on his program

of computer intelligence is called

die the highly selective contest for

entrance to tokyo university

his program managed to see moved

left

in terms of results that 80% of

students who are presented on

characteristics compensate purely

human make a dissertation answer

an oral so that’s a lot

worried and she calls for a

quick thinking I say on the

way that we’re going to coexist that

artificial intelligence and lone musk

who you know a through space x

the tesla too worries

he has just created a society

american called me ralink with

the goal of in five years finally we

ask brain implants for

resist artificial intelligence

the sum of usb keys that we would add

to our brains then these big

questions I mean even though all

theoreticians are not on the same line

these big questions finally

artificial intelligence

brain augmentation ability

to overtake Darwinian selection

even immortality and to my

age

we start to get really interested in it

are obviously big big ones

21st century issues the brain

biological and the battle of the 21st century

so the first point the school by

relation to that what is the place of

the school compared to that she is

even its becoming the second point

after the second big difficulty

of school is that obviously this

technological revolution

it is not without impact on the

generation she the children who are

born from 95 and the following he

there was a symposium at the Academy of

science that took place in 2014 and

aqueducts to the other of the conference you

watches actually we are on four

evolutions then i’m going to get there a

ready there the four evolutions so

it’s the revolution of the relationship to

knowledge of the relationship learning from

the relationship to others and also the

psychic functioning

okay it’s not without consequence no

more on very important things the

we have today and

studies prove it to some kind of

brain reorganization for

teenagers it’s not the same

neural patterns that are employed and

this is so I have already rooted

not big companies for example

that even businesses close to

bordeaux like thalès or assault make

not the same type of recruitment in

according to age and do not put

necessarily the people who are recruited

in the same rooms okay the

second point too which is important

that’s the language since the creation of

the French academy in 1635 and a

new dictionary every 30 years and

this average dictionary are four to

five thousand words that move from one indic

from one dictionary to another the dune

as explained by me philosopher michel

greenhouses we will have in the version su

who get there we’re going to have 30 thousand

words that move when we know that a

student who is in his twenties

so

we use on average 60 thousand words on

know sixty thousand words how many

generations will it take for

speaks a French who will appear to them

incomprehensible as we follow from

christiane 3 june life yvo de boer neu

the medieval today or far and

aliens okay that’s it

the second row of worries what place

for school compared to st and then

the third concern and that is a concern

who is who and who is recent is the

worry of a global anxiety we are

all now aware of our

destiny community

the same ecological fears the same

economic fears the same dangers

facing the nuclear

thanks again to donald and kim of us

have them reactivated the same dangers

against the religious fanaticism and

that’s it finally it’s very recent

– glg back big uncle if at

early 20th century

if I can show it here at

early 20th century could leave

in the pacific islands like

missionary encountered were

cannibal tribes that did not have

known the man yet they could also

in the name of France 30 procession of

take possession of an island the most

big island of pacific lille who laughs

tim matthys and give names of my

family to every corner of this island

names that still exists today

that today it’s over we’re

really about the awareness of

our earth as homeland looks like

war morin we are on the taking of

face two consciousness of a destiny

common then what is amazing on

when we thought it could

welded solidarize humanity what we

see everywhere it’s in

curling cd regression to

identities it’s a fear of

multiple abroad this is the

progression of authoritarian regimes and

all this is a source of anxiety

planetary and when we know that

education is at the cinema it’s also

the start of

education is really giving

want to enter a world in the

world suits how today

to make me want to say to

teens to enter a world

so all adults drive this

anguished form

finally that’s the 3 big is

the three big problems of the school

so compared to that what the school

is adapted is the school that

knows today is suitable

obviously not going to school Thursday

it feels like it’s a thing

which is completely natural all gold

mass school systems are

born in the nineteenth century and they are a

little they are a little bit of the same

way by accompanying so in

accompanying a little bit the climb

industrial there are several

fairly system features

school the first thing obviously

it’s an educational model

industrial it looks like Taylorist

provide you with origins organization

rigid organization they have made

maths in malt have done French in

French ringtone at the beginning of class and

finally of course stacking hours

as Neapolitan slice that among

you are able to suite times an hour

okay we would see the end already

afternoon is complicated so eight

time an hour and we fall short of teens

so it serves and first look and it’s

here that the second feature

it is the hierarchy Nation

intelligence is favored

intelligence to the detriment of others

and at the time of howard works

gardner and multiple intelligences

there is something about it

that does not work anymore

third point if we are on

programs and evaluation

standardized everywhere in the

world it’s the same

that is to say, we stopped

we have a subtle hierarchy of

materials by all a little bit the

math first followed the language of the country

follow-up of other sciences sciences

human and then at the bottom of the basket one

were we going to all the subjects

artistic and the ps of course if

accompanied by choice there are

great forgets for example on the square

women among you who are

spa if it’s thousands that socrates

considered his equal and with whom

he was discussing 3 and often and who is

become after the companion of pericles

the great reformer who

the great Athenian reformer who

among you tale magnet samosas that the

forbes magazine has just ranked among

the five years the emperor of mali at the 14th

century come ranked among the five

richest men who ever

existed on earth

here we are on forgotten things like that

that they are who are really important

and then these programs they always do

debate

they are constantly quarreling in 1902

for example the place of Latin in

teaching in frace in the place ap

preeminent is called into question

for 20 years a fight but that is

an absolutely terrible fight the fight

between Republicans pedago today

almost looks like almost

pace i say of wrestling court of

recreation in relation to violence

period writings and it continues to

to debate

as you may have seen in 2017

Finland which is one of two or three

top rated country by giving up

school subjects for

replace with a study by subject pisa

the kiki who is pisa so studies

pisa have just added in 2015 the

collaborative problem solving

in the dances they evaluate

okay so everywhere in the

world we can see that this system at the

he is out of breath

we can see that we have to reform it

trying to reform everywhere

but that’s not enough the

desynchronization between school and

world Galloppa him speeding and

how to give is revolutions

case to come I think we can list

two revolutions that will certainly

operate like a tsunami

the first revolution is okay

to be the questioning of trades

which the school prepares and who are going

be replaced by

professions author complex non serotypes

and so we are not necessarily

still concreters the second

revolution it’s going to be that the the the

very quickly will be rendered

obsolete transmission technologies

which exists today in all

educational systems

we see the beginnings of that we see

the premises already we already see

interned the internationalization of

formations we see individualization

routes

we also see the beginning of a

commodification of education

I’m going to take an example mocks them

misses in 2012 my first fashion so at

the standford university on

artificial intelligence by

sebastian tron who also worked at

google and since we have something

which is absolutely exponential of all

the sides that progresses I give you

an example you are already born

certainly all that of the khan

academy in 2010 to be the khan academy

it’s 7 7 million 2.7 million

from college students to

University

every month twelve times what harvard to

has been in school since it opened in

1630 and with the incredible ability to

ability to spot multiple errors

years before to follow up

individualized

we also see with something that is

developing a lot

if i get short cdd like the hbx

of harward ie the capacity

so now, and the donations

large schools created the halls of

virtual classroom with sessions in

real time or students of the world

integer connects one has faith

interactivity the sensation

of intimacy so we can work on

cognitive diagnoses on the

social recognition on the analysis of

emotions

we are moving on to other

thing we’re really going through

on something else

the artificial intelligence and the big

data today make make up follow

thousands of students at the same time

what can be tracked when their

ability to progress and his mouth

totally the lines one can at once

make remediations on numbers

and no we can also give leads

progression

work on learning

cognitive then nevertheless I say one in

is still for those who know a

little light video we still have almost

ping pong game to agree on games

video and we are very far from

world of warcraft

I make you enjoy my good english

French school halfway between

mauritius knight without boaters and

Nicolas Sarkozy

So here we are we are we are

little bit on her so what I believe

to come back to the term at the end so of

the conference two things is that I

believe that we have to move so that the

surviving educational system it takes

move two things first training

teacher teachers that reassure the

massification, let them finish

but other than that I say it must

fundamentally changed

the training of teachers certainly better

paid more present but with

much more pointed trainings and who

correspond certainly to the

definition as we wait for the future

and then the second point what it takes

it’s putting in advance is putting in

before his skills

three blocks of nine skills to be

new

yes three blocks of three skills

who today are not necessarily put

in value I was going to say creativity

the ability to innovate

curiosity I have not necessarily

to lie on it is so much

obvious I say one but it’s all about

even notions that on time

present are not put forward by the

system

nevertheless the artistic expression the

10th dissemination

disintermediation the commitment

students in building the

know the artistic expression the

ludification we can not do

the economy

it’s so important 2nd big 2nd

triptych that’s what we know

what I called critical thinking the

civility and communication

I believe that the critical spirit with the

digital there too it is not necessary to

to extend to me it’s obvious that with the

digital it is necessary to develop

critical mind

the philosopher paul ricoeur the philosopher

Paul Ricard said that democracy

the inter rational argumentation and I

believe that that’s it

get to ask his word

accept the word of the other happened to

think serenely about

that’s really very important

training a citizenship and there I

take the words of a pedagogue

is called egg yolks yeah he says

finally democracy would be invented

at each generation and that’s

the education that gives birth

Okay

and it’s really something very

important after there is the communication

you hear a lot in the media

right now read write count

Certainly he France and the country of the osce

and eggs that devote the most

time compared to what we could

to hear but it’s not that we have

absolutely need today and you

feel a game say of the oral of

the oral simply to fit

in professional life

and then I would gladly add

other thing of the oral also because

as lacan says the violence and the

a word of success that you really need

work on it and I believe that

it’s very important that’s last

triptych cooperation empathy and

kindness cooperation this

paris just as incredible as the

school system without sopap seize

even the collective works are even

collective work is noted

individually today in

system and we see facing

systems that are becoming more complex

that peace is a cooperation

evidence a lot of you

may know the experience of

Foldit

that is to say for ten years the

researchers block on research

of a three-dimensional structure of a

retroviral protein I learned parker

that because I’m not much more

sparkling of that and he could not

so it was enough that he puts on the site

foldit is in three weeks thanks to

world surfers who have worked

that are returned from the things the

problem was solved and we crossed

finally a milestone in bathroom

the fight against AIDS

ok empathy so I’ll come back

not on it and I’m not going to tergnier

benevolence then I already see joy

Musician ie well nice

sir but given the context

global benevolence agree me this

that I just wanted to tell you but

among the three big terminals

literary and to primo levi who knew

the Nazi concentration camps

there is vassili grossman ya varlam

chalamov who have they experienced the camps

of Soviet concentration who have

experienced the worst of the worst of what a human

can know and they come out all

come out in the end we talk about it

in ten years

10 years what is important beyond the

ideologies beyond religion

it is this capacity of the human being

finally to make little bags of

kindness from one individual to another

that’s it and those who believe it’s

dirty that the base of humanity towards

which one owes year thank you

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