A Wrinkle in Time: A Shift in How We View Problem and Solution Approaches
“They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.” ― Andy Warhol, The Philosophy of Andy Warhol Time is precious—in life, in learning, in work. It always seems like we are running… Continue Reading
When Is It Right and When is It Wrong to Invest in Training?
“The two most important things in any company do not appear in its balance sheets: its people and its reputation.”Henry Ford There are a lot of considerations to make when deciding if and when to… Continue Reading
Customized Learning in the Corporate Training World
The past two years have seen an uptick in the approach corporate leaders are using for their employee training needs. Technology has allowed for a reinvention of what job training looks like. From the onboarding… Continue Reading
In the News: What Failing Students Want Us to Remember
In the U.S., it has become typical for adults to consider a student who is earning high marks a good child and a student with failing grades a not-so-good child. What a myopic lens we’ve… Continue Reading
In the News: Ten Questions for Prospective Teachers
[June 2017] If you’re thinking about going into education, get ready for one of the most exhausting, yet fulfilling jobs on the planet! Here are 10 questions to answer as you consider heading into this… Continue Reading
How CuroGens Learning Works within The Zone of Proximal Development
[June 6, 2017] Most educators are familiar with The Zone of Proximal Development or ZPD, as developed by Soviet psychologist Lev Vygotsky. It is defined, quite simply, as the difference between what a learner can… Continue Reading
In the News: A Guide for Teachers to Understand Their Students’ Cultures
[April 6, 2017] Educators are constantly challenged to examine their own cultural beliefs, values and biases. Learning about other cultures, and those of your students, should be part of that process. Here is a six-step… Continue Reading