Forum-Presentation of the Collective Monograph “Visions and Dawns of Education”

On October 22, a meaningful and inspiring event – the Forum-Presentation of the Collective Monograph “Visions and Dawns of Education”, edited by Academician of the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine Vitalii Kurylo, was held at Berdyansk State Pedagogical University. The event was moderated by Kristina Petryk, PhD in Pedagogy, Associate Professor, and Head of the Department of Pedagogy.

The forum brought together leading scholars, educational managers, university lecturers, and postgraduate students, including Professors Ihor Bohdanov, Oksana Bodnar, Valentyna Voronkova, Serhii Klepko, Vasyl Kryzhko, Vitalii Kurylo, Hryhorii Lutsenko, Nataliia Falko, Associate Professor Olha Starokozhko, PhD students Yuliia Kondratenko and Andrii Skliarov, and Tetiana Novosela, Acting Director of Osypenko Gymnasium, Berdyansk District.

The discussions during the forum addressed the philosophical, axiological, prognostic, and managerial aspects of modern and post-war education. The presentations covered a wide range of topics – from educational management and leadership to artificial intelligence, cognitive flexibility, anti-management, the moral code of educators in wartime, and visions for the future of national education.

The monograph “Visions and Dawns of Education” has become a symbol of unity within the academic community, which continues to create and innovate even in times of great challenge. It demonstrates that Ukrainian education is not merely a system but a living space of thought, culture, and humanity — capable of generating new ideas, rethinking experience, and shaping a national strategy for the future.

Sincere gratitude goes to all forum participants, authors, and reviewers for their inspiration, collaboration, and contribution to creating a new chapter in Ukrainian educational science.

Our “visions” are already “dawns.” Ahead of us lie not limits, but new horizons of growth. Glory to Ukraine!

Based on materials by Yuliia Kondratenko