Guest post by Mike KramlichInnovation in education is about doing things better.
And it starts with imagination.
Imagine an education resource that lets you live out a life in someone else’s shoes.
Imagine being able to experiment with different choices, see their consequences, and learn how it affects others. Imagine if there was a simple way to learn how to better set goals, achieve your dreams, consider a fuller set of opportunities and consequences in typical daily life situations, and gain the ability to “think six moves ahead” on the chessboard of life. Imagine if the purpose of all of this was to better learn how to live a happy and healthy life, how to raise a better family, be a better friend, a better community member, a better employee and business partner, how to be a better human being and contribute to a better society both politically and economically and ethically.