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On October 1, the world lost Jane Goodall. She died at the age of 91 while on a speaking tour in California. The news hit me harder than...

In my previous post, I wrote about misconceptions in science and mentioned a film, A Private Universe . In that film, Harvard graduates...

All of us have seen science classrooms with high-achieving students who can ace tests, rattle off definitions, and solve problems neatly....

Corporate learning and development (L&D) has long defined its purpose as building human capability. We design programs, run workshops,...

Walk into most schools today and you’ll hear a familiar refrain: focus on STEM. Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are...

Rarely do I come across a book that doesn’t just recycle familiar ideas, but opens up genuinely new ways of seeing the world. Anil Seth’s...

Teaching is usually discussed in terms of skills, methods, or professional expectations. Rarely do we stop to reflect on teaching as a...

In corporate L&D, it’s common to equate learning with training. Roll out a program, measure completion, and hope skills stick. But real...

Every week, a new headline declares that artificial intelligence will “revolutionize learning.” Schools will be transformed, we’re told....