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Schools were designed for the 19th-century

Our schools were designed to produce 19th-century factory workers - workers who would sit quietly at their benches all day, working identically, producing identical products.

Schools teach skills that are redundant and counter-productive. Teachers are leaving, their careers destroyed by overwork and a spirit-crushing administration of standardisation and testing. The less autonomy they have, the more the failures of the system are blamed on them.

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  • The Mantle of the Expert encourages children to form teams of inquiry, solving imaginary tasks beyond traditional subject boundaries, such as rescuing people from disaster.
  • The Quest to Learn is based on the way children teach themselves to play games. To sol...

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Children of the future

Children of the future

In the future, if you want a job, you should be unlike a machine - creative, critical, and socially skilled.

Yet children are still taught to behave like machines. While children learn best when teaching supports their energy and cu...

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Children love learning

Children love learning

They learn to walk, talk, eat and play naturally by watching and experimenting.

There is no single system for teaching children well. The best ones open up rich and diverse worlds that children can explore in their own ways, igniting their curiosity and developing their interests wi...

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