09/21/2024
This is an interview by Heather Malin who did the impact study of our program, the QUESTion Project. She is interviewing Ross Wehner, Founder of World Leadership School. Like our project, they are doing amazing work in schools around purpose. I think it will be very interesting so I’ll be listening. You can sign up for free here:
Registration RW • The Purpose Hub
Register here for the Interview with Ross Wehner Ross WehnerOctober 8th, 2024 at 4pm PST Since 2008, Ross and the World Leadership School have been offering innovative leadership and purpose development opportunities for educators, school leaders, and students. In this session, Ross will share insig...
08/12/2024
Please vote for the QUESTion Project!
Josh and I are applying with two amazing education researchers Heather Malin (Stanford) and Wendy Fischman (Harvard) to present at the South by SouthWest conference.
Our topic is "What Makes Us Human? - Preparing Young People for the AI Age". This panel explores how we can place students' humanity at the core of their learning experience. We'll examine strategies for fostering human connection, self-discovery, and purpose in high school students.
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Voting ends Aug 18. Let's bring this profound conversation to SXSW together! 🙌
03/04/2024
Ellen Galinsky's new book, The Breakthrough Years, out on March 26th, provides a paradigm-shifting yet practical understanding of adolescence. I so appreciate the life positive view of adolescence the book conveys. To learn more about the book:
The Breakthrough Years
Blending cutting-edge research with engaging storytelling, The Breakthrough Years offers readers a paradigm-shifting comprehensive understanding of adolescen...
05/11/2023
Education’s Role in Creating the Future: Humanity at the Heart of Learning
https://www.thegoodproject.org/good-blog/2023/5/2/introducing-the-question-project
An Interview with Howard Gardner (Harvard Graduate School of Education) and Gerard Senehi (Founder, QUESTion Project).
"If we continue to fail to prepare students in a substantial way for their lives and future, we will continue to experience a mental health crisis. We will perpetuate barriers that stem from our inability to see our common humanity in our differences. And we will continue to be unprepared to respond to the needs of this moment in history…not to mention the challenges of an even more rapidly changing world.
On the other hand, at a time when the educational system fully supports students to develop their authentic identities, to take their lives into their own hands, and to pursue a life of purpose, we will be standing on completely different ground." - Gerard Senehi, Founder, The QUESTion Project
Project Zero The Good Project Gerard Senehi
Discover the QUESTion Project — The Good Project
We would like to introduce our readers to the QUESTion Project ! Howard Gardner interviewed founder, Gerard Senehi, to get a sense of what this important project is all about. Their conversation below will give you an outline, but please read this paper ( Education's Role in Shaping the Future )
01/23/2023
Valuable insights are gained when we have permission to open up and express ourselves vulnerably. What lies dormant within us can be just as profound as what lies undiscovered in the world.
A high school student (and QUESTion Project Alum) shared this quote in an interview with Stanford University after taking The QUESTion Class, as part of their two-year impact study, investigating our program's impact on young adults.
Stanford University
01/12/2023
We create space in public high schools for students to share the depth of their experiences so they develop stronger connections with each other, and become stronger through those connections.
A high school student (and QUESTion Project Alum) shared this quote in an interview with Stanford University after taking The QUESTion Class, as part of their two-year impact study, investigating our program's impact on young adults.
Stanford University