How Agility Can Transform Education Preparing Students for the Future
summary
Middle school classes adopt kanban boards and daily stand-up meetings, learn kanban in a week and plan six‑week projects in about an hour, and produce concrete artifacts: a civic‑engagement app prototype, ~30 hands‑on rock/mineral labs (one produced a take‑home spa scrub), and 48 original games teaching the Constitution and weather. Measured effects are higher engagement, faster project planning, and growth in collaboration, leadership and critical thinking, plus blockchain micro‑credentials awarded so students exit K–12 with verifiable job‑ready skills.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 4:06Parents
- 9:06Classroom Management
- 9:58The Purpose of School
- 14:02What Does a Day in an Agile Educational Environment Look like
- 31:08Contact Information on Linkedin
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