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Science & Technology Education: A Dutch Perspective
February 22, 2011 Editor 0
Policy makers who want to stimulate innovation need to look at the new generation of people coming into the workforce. But are they properly prepared to play a role in invention and change? Rob Blaauboer looks at Dutch experience of teaching them how.
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