Is free will an illusion?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is free will an illusion?". Your opponent's style: Socrates

Is there a need to change the curriculum at present with the rise of fuel prices because of the war

You're conflating two separate problems. Rising fuel prices don't justify curriculum overhaul, they justify targeted policy responses like subsidies or infrastructure investment. The real question you're dodging is whether schools should teach differently because energy costs more, which makes no sense. Do math problems become irrelevant when oil spikes? Does literature matter less? You're assuming crisis equals educational necessity, but that's backwards. Curriculum should evolve based on what students need to think critically, not react to market volatility. If anything, high fuel prices make energy literacy MORE important, but that's an addition, not an argument for wholesale change. What specific curriculum gap are you actually concerned about?