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  • Stephen Harris: The Future of Education

    What issues will the world be facing in ten year's time?

    What skills will most help our children succeed when they leave school?

    And what is the motto of the Icelandic ministry of education?


    In this episode we talk to Dr. Stephen Harris who has taught his way through every kind of education from public to private to alternative. He describes himself as an adventurer, an explorer, a rebel and an innovator and has a PhD in the critical role of collective envisioning to describe and embed a different experience of education

     

    Topics covered:

    • What is the key objective for a learning institution?
      • What skills will children need for when they leave school?
        • What will further education be like in 10 years?
          • How can we help schools shift into the 21st century?

          • Links:


            Northern Beaches Christian School 

            https://wmkarchitecture.com/projects/community/education/northern-beaches-christian-school/


            and vídeo https://vimeo.com/242000597


            The genocide memorial in Rwanda 

            https://kgm.rw/


            Stephen Harris Website

            https://stephenharris.me

            LinkedIn

            linkedin.com/in/harris-stephen


            Website Ian Gibbs

            www.iangibbs.me

             

            Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken




            58 min
          • David Rigby: Behind the Scenes of Corporate Training

            The global corporate training market will soon be reaching 400 billion dollars. But what's it like on the inside of corporate training?

            What are the current trending training courses? 

            What are key skills for being a great trainer?

            To answer these questions on today’s Learnability Show, we talk to David Rigby, Managing Director of Smart Coaching and Training who is also an expert on diversity as well as a professional networker. 

            David is in a unique position to see the world of corporate training from 3 sides: the client, the trainer and the organiser.

            Topics covered in this episode:

            • How to get noticed on social media
            • Tips for making networking work
            • How to get the most from a diverse team
            • How training in the Middle East is different from training in Europe
            • What are key skills for being a great trainer and an ideal associate?

            • Links:

              David's Website

              www.smartcoachingtraining.com

              David's contact email


              LinkedIn profile

              http://linkedin.com/in/davidriggours


              Ian's website

              www.iangibbs.me


              Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken

              53 min
            • Francesc Balagué: Culinary Innovation at the CIB

              Humans have been cooking since the dawn of civilization and many of the normal foods we eat today such as bread and beer have recipes dating back thousands of years.

              So when it comes to learning to cook, where does tradition meet innovation?

              Today we talk to Francesc Balagué, the academic director of one of the newest cookery schools in Spain, the CIB - The Culinary Institute of Barcelona where the chefs of the future are trained.


              Website:

              https://cib.education/en


              Eduhub Website

              http://www.eduhub.cat/


              LinkedIn

              https://www.linkedin.com/in/francescbalague?lipi=urn:li:page:d_flagship3_profile_view_base_contact_details;+qi3sgK2T82BBc9WNeYb+Q==


              Twitter

              https://twitter.com/fbalague


              Ian Gibbs

              https://www.iangibbs.me/


              Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken

              56 min
            • Terry Pearce: Untold Play

              How motivated would you say you are to learn your subject?

              Would you be more motivated if you were trapped in a dark, damp room and learning was your only means to escape?

              In today’s episode we talk to Untold Play founder and Escape Room designer, Terry Pearce about Escape Rooms and Game Based Learning. 

              What is game based learning? 

              Why is it such a good way of learning?

              What are the 6 levers of learning?


              Show Notes

              Terry Pearce on LinkedIn:

              https://www.linkedin.com/in/terrypaulpearce/


              Untold Play Website:

              https://untoldplay.com/


              Scott Nicholson:

              https://scottnicholson.com/


              Bernard Suits reference:

              https://boardgamegeek.com/wiki/page/microbadge:19159


              The Crystal Maze London:

              https://the-crystal-maze.com/london/your-visit/the-experience/


              Games Mentioned:

              Love Letter

              Code Names

              Ark Nova

              Dungeons & Dragons

              Civilisation

              1829

              Fortnite

              Minecraft

              Calico

              Arcadia

              Splendor


              Website Ian Gibbs

              www.iangibbs.me


              Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken




              46 min
            • Helen O'Donnell: The Children's University

              How old do you need to be to get a university qualification?

              Twenty-one?

              Fifteen?

              How about 5 years old?

              Today we talk to the CEO of The Children's University and what they're doing to give recognition to the tens of thousands of children who go above and beyond to learn things that aren't taught in normal schools.


              Website:

              https://www.childrensuniversity.co.uk/


              Helen's TEDx

              https://youtu.be/kuNSyKeNRiM


              Website Ian Gibbs

              www.iangibbs.me

              Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken 

              57 min
            • Luke Freedman: Banana Mountain

              Is compulsory education in reality counterproductive?

              Are we teaching children to dislike school by telling them what to study?

              What would happen if schools were a democracy where the children decided for themselves what to do all day?

              Today we’re going to talk to Luke Freedman who set up the democratic school Banana Mountain, where the students decide for themselves what they want to do. 

              Is it a recipe for success or for general mayhem?


              For more information:

              Website:

              https://www.bananamountain.world


              Madrid Active Scool

              https://madridactiveschool.org


              The Phoenix Trust

              https://www.phoenixtrust.org


              Ojo de Agua School

              https://ojodeagua.es/ideas-basicas


              Website Ian Gibbs

              https://www.iangibbs.me


              Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken

              51 min
            • Sallyann Della Casa: Teaching Leadership to Children

              Are we teaching our children the things they will really need in this fast changing world?

              Are academic subjects still valid or would children benefit more from focussing on soft skills such as leadership?

              Sallyann Della Casa has one foot in education and another in tech. She combines the two in her Human Skills Training company GLEAC whose goal is to make the world a better place in a way which is good for the planet and good for humans, too.


              For more information:


              LinkedIn

              http://linkedin.com/in/sallyanndellacasa


              Website GLEAC

              https://www.gleac.com


              Sallyann’s book: Who will I become?

              https://a.co/d/dlE5CuT


              Website Ian Gibbs

              www.iangibbs.me


              Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken

              52 min
            • Christian Busch: The Serendipity Mindset

              How lucky are you?

              How much is your life affected by luck?

              Is it possible to create your own good luck?

              In this episode we talk to Christian Busch, author of The Serendipity Mindset who teaches people how to find more money in the street, how to meet the love of their life and how to get offered a business deal too good to refuse.


              Website:

              www.theserendipitymindset.com


              Christian Busch:

              http://linkedin.com/in/christianwbusch


              Amazon link:

              https://www.amazon.es/dp/0241402093/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_D8QJPZKNYRT2Y02YGC0J


              Also mentioned

              Adam Grant

              https://adamgrant.net


              Website Ian Gibbs

              www.iangibbs.me


              Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken

              48 min
            • Tiimiakatemia Team Learning

              We know that we learn better when we learn with others, but does that mean simply learning in a class, like we did at school or is there a better way of doing it?

              Today we talk to Ville Vuolle and Jukka Hassinen from the Finnish teacher training company Tiimiakatemia about how their specialised method of team-learning works.


              Tiimiakatemia Website

              https://tiimiakatemia.com/en/


              Ville Vuolle LinkedIn

              https://www.linkedin.com/in/ville-vuolle


              Jukka Hassinen LinkedIn

              linkedin.com/in/jukka-hassinen-tag


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              GOOD BOOKS FOR BEGINNING TEAM COACHES

              Notes: The list is for teachers


              Cunningham: The Wisdom of Strategic Learning

              Downey: Effective Coaching - Lessons from the Coach ́s Coach

              Isaacs: Dialogue and The Art of Thinking Together

              Knowles & Holton & Swanson: The Adult Learner - The Definitive Classic in Adult Education and Human Resource Development

              Leinonen & Partanen & Palviainen: Team Academy

              Senge: The Fifth Discipline

              Katzenbach & Smith: The Wisdom of Teams - Creating the High-performance Organization

              Drucker: The Effective Executive

              Kouzes & Posner: The Leadership Challenge

              Ryan, Richard & Deci, Edward. 2000. Self-Motivation Theory and the Facilitation of Intrinsic Motivation, Social Development and Well-Being. American Psychologist, Vol. 55, No. 1, 68-78. (Academic article.)

              Nonaka & Takeuchi: The Knowledge-Creating Company

              Robinson: The Element – How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything

              McCourt: Teacher Man - A Memoir

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              Website Ian Gibbs

              www.iangibbs.me

              Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken

              48 min
            • Christopher Pommerening: The Learnlife Revolution

              What do you think of our current education system? Do you think there's room for improvement?

              If so, what do you imaging a better system would be like?

              Our guest today didn't just imagine it. He created it.

              Christopher Pommerening is the founder of Learnlife, a new kind of school adding to the learning revolution.


              Website Learnlife:

              https://www.learnlife.com/


              YouTube Channel

              https://www.youtube.com/c/Learnlife


              Website Ian Gibbs

              www.iangibbs.me

              Music by Julian Jahanpour and Erwin Broeken

              57 min

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