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A creative future

"In contrast to industrial society, today's economy relies on people being creative and not simply (re)producing," writes former Danish Minister for Culture Elsebeth Gerner Nielsen. "We must understand that culture is not simply for pleasure but something very serious. ... In future we must live from our imagination, our powers of creativity and our inventiveness," she argues, adding that this is why it is no longer enough to simply teach our children to read and write. These new requirements "are important for education. Everything will revolve around limits, ... tolerance and internalisation, ... professional challenges. ... This places high demands on courses of training, most of which currently focus on optimising basic skills. ... Naturally it is important that people can read, write and calculate, but if the coming generations of Danes can do nothing more they will compete on a market where the hourly wage is 2.5 euros."

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