This document discusses changes happening across centuries from the 20th to the 21st century. It notes that kindergartners today could live to see the 22nd century, while most of their teachers were educated in the late 1900s. It highlights how careers of the future have yet to be invented and mentions artificial intelligence and new technologies. The document advocates for redesigning education using design thinking to better engage and prepare students for current and future challenges.
8. Cathy Davidson, Now You See It!
65 percent of children
entering grade school this
year will end up working in
careers that haven't even
been invented yet."!
10. The 21st Century is as far away
from the 20th Century as the
20th is to the Dark Ages.!
38. during the 鍖rst decade of the 21st century
(2000-2009), the US should have created a
million new jobs a year 10 million new
obs for the decade simply to keep up with
the growth of the countrys population. But it
didnt. !
t created zero net jobs during this period in
part because technology rendered many jobs
obsolete.
41. Peter Diamandis, Founder and Executive Chairman of the !
XPRIZE Foundation!
Were about to enter a time
where we can tackle global
problems in a way like we
never have before. !
46. Will Richardson, Freedom to Learn!
How do we learn most
powerfully and deeply
in our lives? !
47. Things we truly cared about.!
Things that had relevance in our lives.!
Things we shared an interest with others.!
Things we learned haphazardly.!
Things we learned from application in our lives.
48. Will Richardson
For the past 150 years, the
narrative that schools are the
places we go to learn the things
we need to be successful in life
has grown deep, deep roots.
56. Design Thinking is primarily
driven by a cycle of !
divergent to convergent !
thinking.!
!
Rinse and repeat as often
as necessary.!
57. We are discussing upgrades to our car instead
building a spaceship. We need to build a
spaceship, but we don't want to leave the car
hind. Some changes appear large, but the truth
t's still a car. It doesn't 鍖y. That's why education
policy is not 鍖ying.!
58. ant kids to get out of school and be able to cre
atever future they want to createto be able
ange the world with the capabilities they earn an
receive through formal schooling. !
80. Community designed: How
might we redesign systems
within our school district that
elevate student engagement
and learning?!
81. District designed: How might
we redesign delivery of
teaching and learning to
center on the needs and
desires of our students,
parents and teachers?!
82. School designed: How might
we create innovative and
creative 21st century learning
experiences in our school?!