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2025 Yidan Prize Honors Innovators in Complex Systems and Multilingual Education

September 29, 2025 - 18:27

2025 Yidan Prize Honors Innovators in Complex Systems and Multilingual Education

In a significant recognition of educational innovation, Uri Wilensky has been named the 2025 Yidan Prize winner. This prestigious award highlights the vital contributions of changemakers dedicated to enhancing complex systems literacy and promoting multilingual education.

Wilensky, a renowned figure in the field of education, has made remarkable strides in developing tools and frameworks that help learners understand intricate systems. His work emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary approaches to education, allowing students to grasp the interconnectedness of various subjects and real-world challenges.

The Yidan Prize, known for celebrating groundbreaking achievements in education, aims to inspire others to follow in the footsteps of its laureates. By focusing on complex systems and multilingualism, this year’s award underscores the necessity of equipping future generations with the skills needed to navigate an increasingly complex world.

Wilensky's recognition is a testament to the growing understanding that education must evolve to meet contemporary needs, ensuring that learners are well-prepared for the challenges ahead.


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