Overhauling education the smart thing to do

“Only radical changes to an education system not fit for the 21st century can help produce the smart economy we so desire. Education has always been of great interest and relevance to me because of my involvement in establishing a high-tech and high-value advanced manufacturing campus in Ireland …” (more)

[Jim O’Hara, Irish Times, 8 July]

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