Chaturon has kicked off a series of brainstorming sessions, starting with his ministry's own people before reaching out to the private sector, to gather a wide spectrum of ideas to overhaul the education system. It won't be an easy task and any chance of success will require a strong dose of political will to even jumpstart the process of reform.
He might do well to start by reading proposals already made by various academic and non-profit groups. A good example is the group called Way Forward, whose members meet regularly to exchange ideas on a blueprint for the nation.
If our education system is rotten, we can't expect the output to be any better. The quality of our schooling system determines the quality of our politicians, policemen, judges, police and businessmen.