Many articles have been written about the
industrial age approach to education. This applies to the youngest children up
to students in universities. Knowledge-transfer and memorization still seem to
be at the core of the curriculum.
So, what should you do as a parent, as a
student, who wants to be ready for this new connection age? What should you do
when you notice that you are not offered what you really need?
Here are some of these basics, which are
mostly missing:
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Creativity
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Entrepreneurship
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Coding/Computer Science
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Makers of things
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Sustainability
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Meditation
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Healthy food
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Stress management
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Self love
Every child must master cognitive empathy, and every teen must be practicing changemaking (empathy, teamwork, new leadership, changemaking).
Bill Drayton, Ashoka
These are essential areas for surviving and
thriving in the 21st century.
Would you send your kid to a separate course? Would you teach/coach your
children yourself? What will you do?
I am looking forward to your suggestions in
the comments.
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