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Around Age 10

Around age 10, children begin to sense that the world is larger than they are—and that it will eventually ask something of them.

Fear is the Wrong Guide

Fear is such a poor guide. It doesn’t just distort decisions; it quietly reshapes the environment in which children are learning how to relate to what lies ahead.

AI, Anxiety, and the Stories We Tell

In moments of rapid technological change, fear doesn’t just spread — it teaches. Quietly, persistently, and often without our noticing.

How Children Experience the Moment

When the pace of change accelerates, speed alone does not help us navigate. In fact, it often makes things worse.

The Moment We Are In

It’s not just that the world is changing; it’s changing faster than our shared ways of understanding can keep up.

Doorway to the Future

For parents standing with their children at the doorway to the future.

Exponential Change

Big thinkers like Pixar CEO Ed Catmul, Futurist Ray Kurzweil, Inventor Dean Kamen and many others don't mean to scare you, but change is coming really fast, exponentially fast. Buckle up.

In Your Element

Futurist educator Richard Tavener talks with big thinkers, creative geniuses and futurists about what is imagination and where does it comes from.

Education hasn't changed in 125 years

We're now 25 years into the 21st Century and education hasn't changed much, if at all, since the beginning of the last century. Very little change in more than 100 years, what the heck is going on?

What is Imagination?

Futurist educator Richard Tavener talks with big thinkers, creative geniuses and futurists about what is imagination and where does it comes from.

Fear of Failure

Radical classical music composer and multimedia risk taker Tod Machover, from MIT Media Lab, talks about the importance of taking risks and the value of lessons learned from failure.

Where's the Wow in Education?

Schools prepare kids for yesterday's tests, when they should prepare them for tomorrow's opportunities. No wonder, then, that schools are boring and a lot of kids are in school unmotivated and staring into their cell phones.

Podcast

Helping Teachers, Parents and Students Prepare for an Exponentially Changing Future

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