Changing Educational Landscapes

Description

Scenes change. backwoods are chopped down and transformed into wheat fields and pasturelands; debased marshes are depleted to become fruitful grounds; impressive dams in waterway valleys make fake lakes for the water system and hydroelectric power production; burrows are sliced through mountains or under seabeds to abbreviate travel; roads and expressways score the open country. Contingent upon his innovative capacity, man efficiently changes common scenes. To serve his inclinations and needs, he steps by step, deliberately, and specifically changes his condition, preserving however those milestones that are of noteworthy incentive for him. Maybe more representative of any of these progressions is those identified with the birth and development of the modern city, similar to the Greek city of Athens that facilitated the 23rd CESE Conference.