ShiftinEdu

In recent years, we have seen an explosion of scientific evidence showing that there is a different way to learn, lead, and live, which is available to us all. When people take a limitless approach – in learning and in life – different pathways open up, leading to higher, more equitable, and more enjoyable achievement. In this session we will consider what this different approach is, thinking about the ways we can teach students to increase equity, engagement, and achievement.

Join us in the Larrauri Center for coffee & conversation

Join us in the Larrauri Center and Oak Grove for lunch

Grab & Go

Join us in the Larrauri Center for conversation, appetizers, and beverages

Join us in the Larrauri Center for breakfast

Schools must change. This call is not new. Many schools have engaged in changes, and so have many educational systems. However, the changes have not made a significant difference in the development and achievement of students. We have not seen significant improvement in educational quality over the past several decades despite all the reform efforts, but we have seen a significant decline in students' psychological and social well-being. We have experienced massive transformations in society through technology over the past few decades, but we have yet to see major changes in how schools operate. In the meantime, AI has emerged. There is no question that AI has changed and will continue to change how we live, work, and entertain.

In this presentation, Professor Yong Zhao discusses why schools should aim to help each student reach for their own greatness and why personalization is the only way to enable individual students to become great entrepreneurial thinkers who use their greatness to create value for others and society. Professor Zhao will discuss how AI and technologies can be used to personalize education and support entrepreneurial problem-solving.

Join us in the Larrauri Center for coffee & conversation

Join us in the Larrauri Center and Oak Grove for lunch

Grab & Go