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Leadership in a Disruptive Educational World: The Two-Legged Leadership Perspective
Dr. Mohamed El Nagdi Education today is changing at an unprecedented pace. Rapid technological advancement, globalization, evolving workforce demands, and changing student expectations are reshaping how schools and learning programs operate. This is especially visible in STEM education and Extended Learning (EL) environments, where creativity, collaboration, and innovation are often valued as much as traditional academic achievement. In such disruptive contexts, leadership c


Human Development in an AI World: What Global Outward Bound Research Teaches Us About Helping Young People Thrive.
“Outward Bound transcends individual differences and kindles within each of us a sense of community. The wilderness environment allows one’s veneers to slip away, and each person can grow through daring to risk, to care, and to share with others. As an educational forum, Outward Bound offers true learning, involving heart, mind and body, in a way that will last a lifetime.” - Kurt Hahn, Co-founder of Outward Bound As artificial intelligence transforms how young people lear
Sarah Wiley - Canada
Sep 11


What Sweden and Germany Teach Us About the Future of Extended Education
By Gil G. Noam, Harvard Medical School and PEAR One of the great limitations in educational thinking today is how nationally isolated many of our conversations remain. In the United States, for example, we often compare Massachusetts to California or New York to Texas, while paying far too little attention to the profound educational innovations happening internationally. This is unfortunate, because some of the most important developments in extended education and youth deve
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