Welcome to the latest episode of "1,001," the podcast that delves into the impactful contributions Apple Distinguished Educators (ADEs) are making in classrooms around the globe. In this episode, Suzanne Lustenhouwer explores the profound notion of starting with the "why" in education, inspired by Simon Sinek's famous TED Talk.
By highlighting the journey of two innovative educators in Germany, we uncover how purpose-driven education can redefine learning experiences for students.
Featured Guests:
- Anna Reid: A forward-thinking educator who passionately believes in the need for systemic change within the school system. Through her work in a German Haupt- und Realschule, Anna implements a student-centered learning model that fosters independence, creativity, and a love for learning among students. Read about her journey in her book "How can we change school?".
- Martin Mucha: The director of a daycare center in Germany, Martin is pioneering the integration of digital tools in early childhood education. His work demonstrates the potential of young learners to become creators of digital content, preparing them for a future in an increasingly digital world.
Continue the conversation on this topic in the forum on the Apple Education Community.
