We’re preparing children for the ‘future’. But whose future?
What happens when the world our educational systems were designed for is changing?
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ThinkWhat happens when the world our educational systems were designed for is changing?
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Read on SubstackI spent more than a year looking for a school for my daughter. I didn’t find one — so I’m going to research what it could look like, and eventually try to build it.
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Welcome to my writings - Eight years ago I made a promise to myself: seek adventure, create work with impact, enjoy the ride.
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Welcome to my writings - Eight years ago I made a promise to myself: seek adventure, create work with impact, enjoy the ride.
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The neurological levels of change and why the block is never where you think it is.
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Becoming a father changed the questions I was asking. This essay begins as a letter to my daughter—and unfolds into a deeper inquiry about education, inheritance, and the maps we’re using to prepare future generations for a world that’s rapidly changing. It’s about learning, freedom, and what it means to become a good ancestor.
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My dilemma ^
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Turning insight into action.
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I write about education, childhood, technology, nature and the strange experiment of raising humans in a changing world.
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