post-war education reform

Post-war education reform refers to changes made after major conflicts like World War II to improve and expand education systems. These reforms aimed to increase access to schooling, update curricula to meet modern needs, and promote equality regardless of background. They often included increased government funding, the creation of new institutions, teacher training improvements, and curriculum updates to foster critical thinking and skills relevant to a changing world. The goal was to build a more educated, adaptable workforce and promote social mobility, helping societies recover and progress after the disruptions caused by war.