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Should our education be more globally focussed?

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Robert Muller

Former UN Under-Secretary General

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About the video: ‘Should our education be more globally focussed?’

Dr. Muller highlights the need for educational curricula that reflect the modern understanding of our place in the Universe and explore in greater detail the entire spectrum of life on the planet. He explains how modernized curricula can and should be taught in schools today and ends by describing the profound effect such education can have on a child.

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Filmed: New York City, USA on 4 May 2004

Credits: Interviewer - Marcus Morrell Camera - Nils Kenaston Editor - Marcus Morrell

Copyright © 2004 Big Picture TV

About Robert Muller

Dr. Muller is a former Assistant Secretary General to three consecutive Secretaries General at the United Nations.
He is currently the Chancellor Emeritus of the Peace University, Costa Rica.
In 2005, he was honored by the New York Open Center for his “Lifetime Dedication to World Peace and Global Education”.

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