Today we’re listening to Tom's discussion with Katherine Prince, who leads the foresight practice at KnowledgeWorks as the Vice President of Strategic Foresight.

For 40 years, we’ve been talking about the aims and strategies of 21st-century learning. Now that we’re a couple of decades in, we have a pretty good view.

The Getting Smart staff explores how Curriculum Associates recently announced new Learning Games focused on creating a more engaging, accessible and motivating experience for students.

By: Rachelle Dene Poth. What is Metacognition and Why Does it Matter in Education? Learn ways to promote metacognition in learning.

By: Jennifer Larson. The key to productive and positive parent engagement is a consistent and simplified flow of communication between school, home and all other stakeholders. Schools can take advantage of best practices to give parents more visibility into their child’s day-to-day.

Education should continually look outside its discipline and profession for innovative ideas. Why not the successful craft beverage industry?

Finding ways to help students build collaboration skills in the classroom is important for preparing them for the future of work and learning. Here are five ways to open up more opportunities for students to collaborate in and out of the classroom.

Today on the podcast, Tom is speaking with Diane Tavenner and Mira Browne from Summit Public Schools (SPS) to discuss SPS and Diane's new book Prepared: What Kids Need for a Fulfilled Life.