We invite later this year, experts and ideas from the liberal world, from education, science education and help us write letters to the annual theme - "Letters to young liberal academics. This song sounds a bit complicated, but is explained in terms of Naumann'schen "Talking to the young friends". Not as long as Naumann's speeches, but in similar adjacent finished and basic intention should be the letters. We make this accessible to all scholars and interested parties on receipt. By the end of 2005 could arise from a small publication, such as a Memorandum of liberal education policy. "
The first letter we have from the Secretary General of the North Rhine-Westphalia FDP, Christian Lindner obtained. He identifies three challenges of liberal education policy: (1) the increasing demands on individuals to find their way in a dynamic environment and manage knowledge-based society, (2) the political disagreement-speed teaching a basic orientation, (3) the difficulties, to guarantee equal opportunity-Ren, given the realization that home is still determined to succeed at school. He castigates the-over the control fantasies of the bureaucracy and politics, as in the "VEB School NEN aufschei, and calls for decentralized" Competition as a discovery procedure "in all shapes and We-joints," people lifelong learning and cultural competence Teaching (...). A future-oriented education policy can not and should not be so far as a planning policy which sets the framework for the use of freedom. "Less education policy would ultimately lead to more Bildungserfolg. - Der Brief wird in Kürze auf der stipendiatischen Homepage www.stipendiat.de veröffentlicht.
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