Topic: Future of Learning

Dreaming Into Learning Futures

Exploration of where education could be headed in 2032

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Working Toward a Liberatory Education System: Q&A with Laura Hilger

Liberatory education can mean different things to different people. Here’s how one of our teaching and learning directors sees it.

Katie King
Senior Director of Strategic Engagement

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Creating Coalitions To Transform Education

How a network approach to systems change fosters authentic collaboration and meaningful transformations

Sean Andres
Senior Manager of Marketing and Communications

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Valuing Difference: A Conversation About Liberatory Education

Liberatory education: What is it? Why do we need it?

Kate Westrich
Vice President of Marketing and Communications

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How I’m Using Imagining Liberatory Education Futures

A futurist walks us through how she works with our forecast Imagining Liberatory Education Futures and applies it locally.

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Portrait of a Graduate: A North Star for Teaching and Learning in Utah

Utah's portrait of a graduate guides their transformation process. Hear about it from the Utah State Board of Education's chief of staff.

Kate Westrich
Vice President of Marketing and Communications

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Looking Beneath the Surface to Create Liberatory Education Futures

Because we will never break out of systems, it’s important to examine them to understand and change them. The systems iceberg can help.

Katie King
Senior Director of Strategic Engagement

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Could education help us reconnect?

The fight for just societies is setting the context for the future of learning and creating shared, existential challenges that people will need to address together.

Katherine Prince
Vice President of Foresight and Strategy

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Critically Uncertain: The 2×2 Matrix and Futures for Liberatory Education

Why it’s important to spend time with uncertainty to help us clarify what we want from the future

Jason Swanson
Senior Director of Strategic Foresight

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Discussion Guide for IMPACT: Learning Edition

It’s about more than winning. This discussion guide can help you get the most IMPACT out of your game.

Katherine Prince
Vice President of Foresight and Strategy

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Imagining Liberatory Education Futures

Introducing our sixth anchor forecast Imagining Liberatory Education Futures.

Maria Crabtree
Director of Strategic Foresight Projects

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Leading for the Future

Two school board members introduce futures thinking tools to help districts carry out five-year strategic plans.

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