Education is a human activity with philosophical implications. Here is a list of interesting ideas and issues
Individual vs. Societal Goals: Should education primarily focus on individual development or on serving societal needs?
Knowledge vs. Wisdom: What is the ultimate goal of education: to acquire knowledge or to cultivate wisdom?
Constructivism vs. Behaviorism: How do people learn? Is it through active construction of knowledge or through passive conditioning?
Formal vs. Informal Learning: What is the relative importance of formal education (schools) and informal learning (experiences, relationships)?
Facilitator vs. Authority: Should teachers primarily facilitate learning or act as authoritative figures?
Hidden Curriculum: What values and beliefs are implicitly transmitted through the educational system?
Liberal Arts vs. Vocational Training: Should education focus on a broad liberal arts curriculum or on specific vocational skills?
Cultural Bias: How can we ensure that educational materials and practices are culturally sensitive and inclusive?
Equity and Equality: How can we ensure that everyone has equal access to quality education, regardless of their socioeconomic background or other factors?
Global Education: What is the role of education in promoting global understanding and cooperation?
Socialisation: How does education shape individuals' identities and values?
Economic Development: What is the relationship between education and economic growth?