Conversations that seek to (re)think (re)define and (re)design our systems of education for a postdigital world.
We need to stop trying to keep up and start getting ahead! Join Dr. Michelle Sengara as she explores the evolving role education plays in both our personal and professional lives. With a steady rotation of interesting and opinionated guests that run the gamut from academics and executives to athletes, artists, and human resources professionals, we will break down what matters to us when it comes to teaching and learning these days, and work together to spark purposeful change in the teaching and learning systems that surround us!
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Conversations that seek to (re)think (re)define and (re)design our systems of education for a postdigital world.
We need to stop trying to keep up and start getting ahead! Join Dr. Michelle Sengara as she explores the evolving role education plays in both our personal and professional lives. With a steady rotation of interesting and opinionated guests that run the gamut from academics and executives to athletes, artists, and human resources professionals, we will break down what matters to us when it comes to teaching and learning these days, and work together to spark purposeful change in the teaching and learning systems that surround us!
Yes, THERE ARE RELEVANT technical aptitudes for young learners!
The Education Revolution
17 minutes
1 month ago
Yes, THERE ARE RELEVANT technical aptitudes for young learners!
Yes—There Are Relevant Technical Aptitudes for Young Learners!
We often delay digital skill building for children out of fear or lack of knowing where to start, but shielding them isn’t the same as preparing them. If we want kids to navigate the digital world with awareness and responsibility, we need to start early—and we need to do it with purpose. In this episode, I explore what digital literacy, citizenship, and and understanding of data might look like from ages 4 through 12—and how intentional, age-appropriate design can build confident, ethical digital citizens.
This week, I’m unpacking: ✔️ What digital skills are developmentally appropriate across early childhood ✔️ Why proactive support builds safe, capable, and critical tech users ✔️ How early digital education shapes a more inclusive, ethical future
Digital life doesn’t wait until high school. Neither should we.
The Education Revolution
Conversations that seek to (re)think (re)define and (re)design our systems of education for a postdigital world.
We need to stop trying to keep up and start getting ahead! Join Dr. Michelle Sengara as she explores the evolving role education plays in both our personal and professional lives. With a steady rotation of interesting and opinionated guests that run the gamut from academics and executives to athletes, artists, and human resources professionals, we will break down what matters to us when it comes to teaching and learning these days, and work together to spark purposeful change in the teaching and learning systems that surround us!
