Instead of trying to define change in ways that are 'comfortable' for educators, we should perhaps be thinking about how to prevent something like this becoming the norm: "The British Council has been accused of exploiting hundreds of agency teachers on zero-hour contracts forced to compete for lessons in a 'feeding frenzy' every week... up to 350 teachers based in the UK, US, Canada, Australia and India have to race each other to book fluctuating numbers of classes released every week." It's not hard to imagine a '2025 vision' where public education at all levels is replaced with an 'Uber of learning' for the majority (and lavish personal education for the privileged few). See also: Current Affairs.
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