Some strategies to help students develop their independence when it comes to learning. Telling kids what to learn all the time just keeps them dependent on the teacher. We need to mix it up.

When students begin to plan, monitor, and evaluate their learning, they develop self-regulation and can set more ambitious goals.

Join us for 25 minutes of radical honesty about what you can do to take your power back and realign your passion and purpose in a way that gets you excited about your days again! It’s not going to happen overnight and it will take a shift on your part, but it is possible to love your life and your work and to create cultures that are thriving in the face of adversity!

When writers have a strong purpose beyond a checklist or a score, motivation and creativity can improve. So often, though, our students trudge through a writing process checklist with a given topic, creating a piece that only their teacher, classmates, and parents will see.

Young writers appreciate the chance to write for someone other than their teacher.

12 activities to help young people apply what they learn to their real-world interests.

From getting feedback from field experts to using project-based learning, here are 12 ideas to make learning more like the 'real world.'

Find out the key elements that need to be in place to help students learn smarter and prepare for their future.

This 2-week virtual program empowers educators to ignite the natural genius in young people, facilitate learning programs, and develop an education business.

Join us for 25 minutes of radical honesty about what you can do to take your power back and realign your passion and purpose in a way that gets you excited about your days again! It’s not going to happen overnight and it will take a shift on your part, but it is possible to love your life and your work and to create cultures that are thriving in the face of adversity!

Discover how to personalise & facilitate learning experiences for children, teens & young adults

We shortchange ourselves by reserving genius to a select few.

'Genius' is a rare title often reserved for adults who have accomplished something extraordinary. But we have more to gain by seeing genius as the brilliance that can be developed in each child, according to professor Gholdy Muhammad.

What else could schools become?

There's no reason a 'school' can't become a tech-infused place-based learning environment that focuses on literacy and civic participation.

This video that Sir Ken Robinson prepared back in 2010 is still highly relevant today. Many of the key concepts he shares are closely aligned with the vision of Genius School, and the teaching & learning practices we use in our programs and courses. It is well worth the 11 minutes to view this video.

This RSA Animate was adapted from a talk given at the RSA by Sir Ken Robinson, world-renowned education and creativity expert and recipient of the RSA's Benj...

If you think digital literacy is only knowing how to use the technology (devices & apps), then you need to join us for this complimentary masterclass to find out more about why young people need to develop these skills to be future-ready for a very different world of work and how that can happen. Register now at https://school.geniusu.com/teenquest/webinar/

What every parent needs to know.

Addressing the changing learning needs of young people is critical for the future of education. What parents and educators can do to provide personalised learning experiences for young people.

Find out how you can help your children or students learn smarter with a proven educational strategy

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What/who is the most compelling, ongoing catalyst for helping students learn in your classroom? If it's the teacher, you're in trouble.