Daily observations, stories and insights for world-changers
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When you accept a future where students solve problems for a real audience, what becomes the limiting factor is that connection to the world. That connection is scarce because requires a few …
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Design thinking is a great thing to integrate into a classroom lesson, but if you don’t change the audience, the experience falls short. You can empathize with your classmates, sure. But it’s far more …
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It’s not about getting picked. It’s about picking yourself. The world has changed. The gatekeepers are gone. The only thing standing between you and transformation is fear. Fear of the unknown, fear …
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I love learning as much as anyone. But most education is like wood. You don’t want it thrown at you. It’s also like wood because there are three big reasons you’d want wood: to keep a fire burning, …
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James Dyson wasn’t an engineer by trade, though he’s now known as one of the most famous inventors of our generation. He studied as a furniture designer in school and wasn’t on a path to create a new …
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Building a community is special. But so is creating a shared moment with strangers. The former makes you feel supported. Like you have a home base. The latter opens your eyes to the abundance of …