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This article discusses the need for transdisciplinary educational reform to adapt education to contemporary needs, promoting identity-based processes based on a transdisciplinary approach linked to complexity theory. The article examines the aspects most frequently receiving reform attention: the curriculum that defines the curriculum and teaching methodologies. It is suggested that a change of mentality be fostered by updating education according to a transdisciplinary perspective that allows for a revolution in the concept of curriculum by reducing it to a central core. An innovative core curriculum model is proposed. This model involves concentrating on two languages and two disciplines characterized by their universal nature and the use of a polyglot approach necessitated by contemporary complexity. To achieve this profound change, it is absolutely necessary to grant, introduce, and promote strong autonomy to educational institutions that must carry out pedagogical action centered on identity. Furthermore, it is necessary to change the way universities train and make school teams more complex to create a new common language among disciplines.