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Moving Through Reimagining Education with Katrina Hsu
This episode's guest Katrina Hsu talks about bravery, pioneering, image of parenting, co-education, co-learning, and trusting the fact that everything is just fine. The role of an educator is that of empowering learners to listen and follow their interests, build and organize for themselves a community of other learners, creating a network to experience the joy of learning and making education meaningful. The transformative call, as with Janelle Schroy, (our guest in episode 2) Katrina invites this perspective of letting go of the idea that we need to receive quality education. Education is not something we receive. Katrina invites her daughters’ wisdom with their education, which makes this dialogue insightful and indifferent of where we perform as educators.
With 21st-century skills-based education we want to support access to wisdom from the youngest ages, so ‘bravery’ is a top skill both practiced and identified by Katrina. Be sure to follow with us in the next episode where our guests Angela and Annie, Katrina’s daughters continue with this idea. At the end of the episode, you will see the image of the Reimaged Education as seen by Katrina, this episode is about bravery in learning and parenting.
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By Andreea GatmanThis episode's guest Katrina Hsu talks about bravery, pioneering, image of parenting, co-education, co-learning, and trusting the fact that everything is just fine. The role of an educator is that of empowering learners to listen and follow their interests, build and organize for themselves a community of other learners, creating a network to experience the joy of learning and making education meaningful. The transformative call, as with Janelle Schroy, (our guest in episode 2) Katrina invites this perspective of letting go of the idea that we need to receive quality education. Education is not something we receive. Katrina invites her daughters’ wisdom with their education, which makes this dialogue insightful and indifferent of where we perform as educators.
With 21st-century skills-based education we want to support access to wisdom from the youngest ages, so ‘bravery’ is a top skill both practiced and identified by Katrina. Be sure to follow with us in the next episode where our guests Angela and Annie, Katrina’s daughters continue with this idea. At the end of the episode, you will see the image of the Reimaged Education as seen by Katrina, this episode is about bravery in learning and parenting.