Author and global education expert Dr. Rebecca Winthrop joins WIRED to answer the internet’s burning questions about the future of global education. Which country has the happiest students? Is AI in education at crisis level? What study methods do Chinese students use? Answers to these questions and many more await on Global Education Support.
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00:00 - Global Education Support
00:12 - Homework ⬇️ happiness ⬆️
01:32 - Error 404: original thought not found
02:55 - Snow’s in, school’s out
03:29 - Artificial intelligence, organic procrastination
05:14 - Japan: chores are on the curriculum
06:13 - The textbook says society needs critical thinkers…
06:58 - Missed recess. Now I am feral.
08:11 - How China learns through mistakes
09:48 - Tackling the cell phone pandemic
11:17 - Goodbye glue sticks, hello big leagues
12:12 - At least we have entrepreneurial spirit…
13:30 - Investing in classrooms, not just temporary fixes
14:56 - Play hard, grow smarter
15:49 - I got 99 problems and a lesson plan is all of them
17:10 - The school of tomorrow
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