
We are stuck in an old paradigm, with institutional structures that were built for a world that no longer exists. Within education, passionate entrepreneurs & committed citizens are no longer waiting for these broken formal institutions to be reformed. All over the world, they're designing & building their own local responses with relationships at their core. These are the education ecosystems tha... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 248 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

There aren’t many people who can say that they have learned their hard-won leadership lessons through the experience of steering an educational transformation across a whole country, let alone a country made up of nearly 300 million people across 17,... more
Cognition is a strange word and not a very commonly used word by practicing educators. It feels academic and detached from the act of a group of young people learning in the world.
But when you look at the dictionary definition of cognition – the "... more
"How do we learn what we already know?" (Carlos Alvarez Pereira). A lot of so-called innovation is old ideas, tried in a different place at a different time, packaged up in new wrapping to seem like a "new" idea. Whether it's from 50 years ago or 100... more
What are the questions we should be asking of the radically new and rapidly accelerating technologies that we are all living with now? Where are the possibilities? What are we hungry for? Where are the challenges and dangers? What are our responsibil... more
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As much as I love this podcast, recommend it and find it indispensable, I think the speaker needs a new microphone or sound care that could make his voice warmer and less compressed. I find myself often either stopping a night listening session like now, or preferring other podcasts simply because their sound is better. We all have different voices and I don’t mean to be shaming or criticizing, but the latest episode I have listened to had such a difference of sound quality between the host and ... more
This has become one of my essential weekly listens: Tim brings together a truly remarkable range of people who understand the magnitude of the poly crisis and how shifting the focus and practice of the ways our young people are encouraged to learn (or not) is key to the shifts in our system. It’s brilliant, mind expanding and inspiring.
The conversations are always deeper in thought and ideas than other educational podcasts
Fabulous conversations that leave me enthused and optimistic while at the same time deeply depressed at the inadequacies of our education systems in all walks of life.
This is an essential companion to anyone trying to help the world break free from the tyranny of outdated methods of learning that reduce humans to commodities and objects!
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This show explores how learning systems can adapt to a rapidly changing world by spotlighting educators, researchers, designers, and leaders who are building new approaches from the ground up. Episodes frequently cover embodied cognition in education, societal design, AI in learning, and transdisciplinary collaboration, with practical stories from schools, universities, and innovative labs. Listeners can expect thoughtful, future-oriented conversations that connect classroom practice to real-world change, often blending theory with hands-on case studies and leadership insights. A notable strength is the breadth of guests who bring both deep research and actionable implications for reform, making it a compelling listen for those interested i... more
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