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Applying Ecological Design Principles to Rebuild Education Post-COVID
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What can we learn about design principles from schools and districts that pivoted more successfully during the COVID pandemic? In what ways do these design principles help us better respond to the holistic needs of young people, educators and communities? Hear insights Andy Calkins and Nicole Allard from the "What Made Them So Prepared Project," a collaborative project among 9 organizations leading in the education transformation space. Stewart Hudson from the Leon Lownstein Foundation will join us to discuss the unique funding approach taken to support the work and the grantmaking insights that emerged.
Relevant Links
What Made Them So Prepared? - Research Project
Bravely network and our announcement of it and Transformation Design, the research base driving its design
Next Generation Learning website where listeners can find everything that we’ve produced
5 Lessons Learned from NGLC’s on-going efforts to become an anti-racist organization, helping to make next gen learning a social justice seeking movement
If you are new to this podcast, we suggest listening to episodes 2-4 to build a foundation for the concepts and principles we'll keep returning to on the Future of Smart.
E.2 - From Brain Bound to Our Extended Minds
E.3 - A Return Journey to Wisdom
E.4 - Using Science to Imagine a New Purpose and Design for Education with Dr. Pamela Cantor
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