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Educating for a Complex World
Daniel Wilson, Director, Project Zero
David Perkins, Principal Investigator, Project Zero
Flossie Chua, Principal Investigator, Project Zero
LOCATION: OnlineCOST: $49
DATE(S): March 19, 2021 5:30PM to 7:00PM Boston USA Time
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 18, 2021
Event Details
How can we deepen and broaden learning for the lives today's learners are likely to lead? In our era, the demands of a rapidly changing world on education urge us to reach beyond the traditional agendas of achievement, information and expertise. In more adventurous school settings, innovations thrive when learning is reimagined using big understandings and big ideas. This session explores how teachers and schools can define their own visionary directions, drawing on a flexible framework about learning that matters and ways of fostering and leading it, developed collaboratively between Project Zero and Independent Schools Victoria. It shares this general approach along with examples from Australian settings of how educating for big understandings and big questions can become powerful levers for teacher and school development.