The book 'Good Education Looks Different' offers an in-depth insight into the challenges and potentials of the modern school system. It is aimed at everyone who is committed to a future-oriented education and highlights how schools should be designed to optimally prepare children for the demands of a challenging world. Authors Harald Lesch and Klaus Zierer combine their extensive experience in science communication and educational research to present a manifesto that integrates both current scientific findings and educational perspectives. It becomes clear that traditional curricula and rigid structures often do not meet the needs of students. The book calls for a rethinking of education and understanding schools as places of empowerment and support. It is directed at parents, teachers, and anyone engaged with the topic of school, offering practical approaches for reforms in the education system. The well-founded analysis and clear recommendations make it an important contribution to the debate on the future of education.