The Goodison Group in Scotland (GGiS) [1] together with their strategic partner, Scotland’s Futures Forum, were delighted to invite Prof. Michael Osborne, Director of Research and Chair of Adult and Lifelong Learning at Glasgow University and Toni Andrews, Co - Designer at Young Scot, to stimulate the first GGiS debate of the year. Held at the Scottish Parliament, this debate was the first in a series planned to explore Scotland’s aspiration to be a civilised, cultural society by 2030 - including the role of learning and education.
The paper featured below and attached provides a summary of the discussion...