Most Serbian schools were built in the age of the great Yugoslav construction of the mid-20th century: austere 2–3-story panel buildings with monotonous PVC windows, paved courtyards with football and basketball grounds, lace curtains and aspidistra. But time changes. EdDesign Mag studied the Serbian education system, met with architects who design and reconstruct Serbian schools, and tried to find out how the country, which in two years will host the international Expo-2027 exhibition, adapts its education system to global standards.
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