I've been having a number of conversations and reading many articles about the future of Education and schooling in this time of "emergency remote learning" and shelter in place. Therefore, I thought I would ask my friends in innovation a single question, What's Next, to get their reflections and spur our thinking as we look ahead. So look for a short podcast coming on Tuesdays and Thursdays for April and May.
In this 8-minute conversation with Mitch Salerno of Monte Vista Christian School he shares his initial thoughts about how Nothing and Everything will change, but upon further reflection he is going to double down on "What does it mean to be a learner?".
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