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28/12/2025

Italy's Education Revolution: From Brain Drain to Skills Engine by 2026

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Introduction (Italian version at the end) For decades, Italy's education system has been synonymous with a peculiar contradiction. A co...
27/12/2025

The Kids Are Alright (If We Let Them Be)

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In the popular imagination, the generational landscape is a battlefield. We obsess over the skirmishes between Boomers and Zoomers, and we d...
23/12/2025

Steel Tracks, Copper Wires: How British Capital Stitched Italy Together Before Unification

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Abstract: The fragmented Italian peninsula before unification (Risorgimento) presented both a logistical challenge and a lucrative opportun...
21/12/2025

From Crisis to Classroom: Empowering Teachers with AI to Reverse the Post-Pandemic Education Collapse

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📝 10-Bullet Point Summary 📉 Post-Pandemic Regression: The goal of inclusive education (SDG4) is failing in the Global South, with learni...
20/12/2025

Rehumanizing the Classroom in the Global South: Why the Real Power of AI Lies in the Hands of Village Teachers, Not Ministries

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Artificial Intelligence and Education in the Global South: A Critical Review Book Details: Reimers, F., Azim, Z., Palomo, M. R., & Thon...
14/12/2025

When Infrastructure Meets Aspiration: AI's Contested Role in the Global Learning Crisis

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Introduction The 2030 deadline for Sustainable Development Goal 4 arrives in five years, yet the global education community remains trapped ...
30/11/2025

The AI Trap: Why Solving Teacher Workload Isn't Enough (And What to Do Instead)

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As an educator and researcher, I see the same look on the faces of school leaders everywhere: a mixture of excitement and anxiety. The wave ...
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Albert Schram, Ph.D.
Albert Schram is an economic historian from Italy and the Netherlands, and former Vice-Chancellor of the Papua New Guinea University of Technology. He now teaches business management, marketing, economics, social sciences, humanities, and entrepreneurship at both secondary and university level. Over a career spanning 11 countries across Latin America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific — including more than 19 years outside Europe — Albert has worked as a teacher, executive, coach, consultant, and trainer. He and his wife lived for six years in Papua New Guinea, a beautiful country north of Australia, and a year in Singapore. He holds a master's degree from the University of Utrecht and a PhD in European economic history from the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. His doctoral thesis on the origins of the Italian railways was published as a book by Cambridge University Press. He has also studied international relations at the Clingendael Institute in the Netherlands. Albert is dedicated to educational leadership and management, and is a Fellow of the Executive Leadership Academy at UC Berkeley's Center for Studies in Higher Education.
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