Anticipate The World You Want
Schools have a key role to play in preparing learners of every age for the future. In times of rapid change, more people are needed to be able to anticipate change and direct their learning, decision-making, and actions toward a sustainable future. This book advocates for schools to empower people to be creators of their preferred future. Learning is more focused and compelling for students when it is oriented toward future requirements. Marsha Rhea sets out a framework for bringing a future...
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This book advocates for schools to empower people to be creators of their preferred future. Learning is more focused and compelling for students of all ages when it is oriented toward future requirements. Anticipate the World You Want sets out a framework for bringing a future focus to education.
1A framework for orienting learning to the future12The priority for learning to live in rapid change93Learning with the future in sight214The integral role of identity in shaping the future455Direction setting for preferred futures656Creating the future through innovative learning917Visionary learning for our times103
\ Reference and Research Book NewsIn this guide for school leaders, administrators, teachers, and academics, Rhea advocates for schools to empower people to create their own preferred futures. She sets out a framework for bringing a future focus to education through the four dimensions of anticipatory learning: foresight, identity, direction setting, and innovation.\ \
