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Designing for wisdom – a case study and a set of challenges

Posted on February 11, 2015 by boadams1

Designing organizations – and schools – for wisdom. A fascinating case study full of provocations, encouragements, and challenges to us all.

“Richardo Semler: Radical wisdom for a company, a school, a life”

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This entry was posted in Education - School 3.0, I dream a school and tagged Ricardo Semler, School 3.0, school change, schools of the future, TED, wisdom by boadams1. Bookmark the permalink.

About boadams1

Learner. Husband. Dad. Chief Learning and Innovation Officer at The Mount Vernon School in Atlanta, GA. Have worked in transformation design, educational innovation, and school leadership for 20+ years.

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1 thought on “Designing for wisdom – a case study and a set of challenges”

Philip Cummings on February 13, 2015 at 8:43 am said:

This is fascinating, Bo. Thanks for sharing it. I’d love to visit one of the Lumiar Schools to see how it works.

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