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How would I reform the high education in this country?

Any reform starts with the intention of improving, as in this case education. This raises a number of educational goals are to inspire thewhole process. However, whatever they inevitably intermix with certain policy options with different social demands, may both vary along the time.

First, I will refer very briefly, because these arecommon themes about the signs of the new society. I think it is important to maintain a permanent reflection of what is happening in each of the societies in which we live, both in our and in theinternational context widening in which we move. Thereby, we can tune it and somewhat ahead, or at least try not to stay too far back, because what usually happens is that society is changing much fasterthan the reforms that are undertaken. It is a fact that there is often a lag between changes we make in the education system and the rhythms that society imposes on us

These signs can changeeducation in our country are: firstly, the scientific and technological advances, which are an element that is changing our lifestyles and our living habits. Secondly, the transformation of communicationsystems and information, which is assuming a revolution in our human and social relations, and that will mean a profound change in the learning process of our students. Another important sign issocial change. Most notably, for the question that is being addressed is, no doubt, that in many cases economic processes

Other important changes to be highlighted are that have occurred in thestructure of the labor market, involving a profound modification of the concept of labor market: the difficulties in finding employment, rising unemployment and job mobility make can no longer prepare ourstudents so that upon graduation have specific preparation for a specific job. This model requires preparation much more flexible and plural, which allows students to adapt to varied environments....