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#10 Kindness as Activism: Teaching Human Skills in an AI World | Unfiltered by EmpowerED

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Can kindness be taught? Can it be a form of activism? In this episode of Unfiltered by EmpowerED, we explore how kindness is being used not just as a value, but as a radical educational tool to help students thrive in today’s fast-changing world.

Vic shares how Kaplan Pathways' Kindness Curriculum is supporting international students in liminal spaces—between home and study, college and university, education and employment. We explore the role of kindness in shaping resilient, confident and connected learners—and why these human skills matter more than ever in an AI-driven age.

A must-listen for anyone passionate about compassionate pedagogy, emotional intelligence, and the future of education.

Podcast Chapters:

01:51 – Meet Victoria: Commitment to Inclusive Education

07:05 – What Is Kindness in Education?

20:07 – Teaching Kindness: Can It Be Done?

26:50 – Student Response and Cultural Considerations

29:20 – Kindness, Leadership, and "Soft" Skills

30:50 – Staying Human in an AI World

Book Mentioned:

The Economy of Kindness

Vic's Contact Details:

Email: [email protected]

Linkedin

Website

Also, a big shout out to:

Kath Koshel

Kindness Factory

For more updates, follow EmpowerED:

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Can kindness be taught? Can it be a form of activism? In this episode of Unfiltered by EmpowerED, we explore how kindness is being used not just as a value, but as a radical educational tool to help students thrive in today’s fast-changing world.

Vic shares how Kaplan Pathways' Kindness Curriculum is supporting international students in liminal spaces—between home and study, college and university, education and employment. We explore the role of kindness in shaping resilient, confident and connected learners—and why these human skills matter more than ever in an AI-driven age.

A must-listen for anyone passionate about compassionate pedagogy, emotional intelligence, and the future of education.

Podcast Chapters:

01:51 – Meet Victoria: Commitment to Inclusive Education

07:05 – What Is Kindness in Education?

20:07 – Teaching Kindness: Can It Be Done?

26:50 – Student Response and Cultural Considerations

29:20 – Kindness, Leadership, and "Soft" Skills

30:50 – Staying Human in an AI World

Book Mentioned:

The Economy of Kindness

Vic's Contact Details:

Email: [email protected]

Linkedin

Website

Also, a big shout out to:

Kath Koshel

Kindness Factory

For more updates, follow EmpowerED:

  continue reading

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