

Audrey Wisch — How to Cultivate Curious Kids (EP.226)
10 snips Jul 25, 2024
Audrey Wisch, an education expert, discusses how she founded Curious Cardinals to match kids with university mentors, emphasizing personalized education and utilizing technology. They explore the flaws of traditional education, the impact of the pandemic on schooling, and the importance of nurturing curiosity in children. The conversation also delves into historical resistance to innovation, embracing AI for learning, redefining education practices, and fostering curiosity in kids through mentorship and AI in education.
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Curious Cardinals Origin
- Audrey Wisch, a Stanford history major, started tutoring during the pandemic.
- She observed student disengagement and applied their interests to make learning relevant.
Chicken Nugget Strategy
- A student expressed no interests, claiming to only like chicken nuggets.
- Audrey used this to teach writing, demonstrating her commitment to meeting students where they are.
Real-World Engagement
- Students were captivated by real-world events and their implications.
- This included wildfires, racial injustice, and even sports analytics.