Paradigm-shift
noun
1.
a dramatic change in the paradigm of a scientific community, or a change from one scientific to another.
2.
a significant change in the paradigm of any discipline or group:
Putting skilled, tenured teachers in failing schools would cause a paradigm shift in teaching and education.
noun
1.
a radical change in underlying beliefs or theory
noun
acceptance by a majority of a changed belief, attitude, or way of doing things
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