May 6, 2022 In college counseling, May 1 is sacred and represents the culmination of a four-year journey for students who began their freshman year of high school and are
In this episode, I speak with Jeremy Lent. Jeremy was described by Guardian journalist George Monbiot as “one of the greatest thinkers of our age,” and his work investigates the
May 5, 2022 Planned obsolescence has been a traditional feature of design (linear systems) in the creation of products and services. We buy products and throw them away to buy
Republished from July 21, 2021 and originally published on Medium. This week, in the middle of election debate season, tangible climate crisis, pandemic return to school and continued racial and
May 3, 2022 As with most American high school students, my school requires me to complete ten hours of community service per year as a way to get us engaged
Dave Snowden is the founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Cognitive Edge. His work is in the area of naturalising sense-making, seeking to base social science research and practice in the natural sciences.
My name is Robert Castro-Terrio, and I am Guatemalan, Italian, Spanish, Yucatan Indigenous, Cameroonian, Malian, Ghanian, Portuguese, and Irish American. What does that even mean? I can tell you that
In this episode, I speak with Andy Middleton. Andy is the Founder and Director of the TYF Group, an innovative and visionary social enterprise. TYF’s mission is to train revolutionaries
April 28, 2022 Recently I have been rethinking the idea of how we teach students to prepare them for the future. When I ask questions surrounding what they need in
Sometimes families feel pressure and concern about tech use as the summer months approach. The dream we have of lazy, slow days morph into a reality of tension and struggle