Future Of Education

Ghazal Qureshi is the CEO of UpBrainery. Her session at WITS Midwest is The next big thing: Rethinking the K12 classroom for future workforce preparation. I am a computer scientist that has spent 25 years managing and implementing computer software. Having a passion for education, coupled with my profession, and…

I have been using Open AI’s GPT and Anthropic’s Claude for a while now and also following Google, Microsoft, Apple, and other tech companies’ plans for the future of their platforms and technologies. What I see is that jobs or activities currently running separately in vertical streams of work will…

Accelerating Progress and Fostering Real-World Skills with AI in Education — I. Introduction The U.S. education system, with its traditional grade-based progression, has been the bedrock of learning for generations. However, in an era where technology is rapidly evolving and the skills needed for the future workforce are changing, it’s worth asking: Is our current education system keeping pace? II. The Potential of AI in Education

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As a student, I was always interested in the future of education. I can’t help but question whether conventional classroom learning is becoming outdated with the advancement of technology and the availability of online learning materials. Don’t get me wrong: I like being in a classroom and learning from a…

What could the future of learning look like? A couple months ago, I enjoyed the process to imagining exactly that as part of my application for a role to envision a new kind of school. Below is the product of that. Within this, you will get a chance to explore…

Twenty years ago, in a Philosophy of education class I was taking while doing my undergrad as a future High School teacher, I decided that I would open a school that would radically change the way we educate our children. It would be a school where self-directed, collaborative and experiential…