

Michael Horn: Disruptive Innovation & The Future of Education
27 snips Dec 5, 2024
Michael Horn, a Harvard School of Education professor and author of "Disrupting Class" and "Job Moves," shares his insights on the future of education. He discusses the impact of innovative approaches in both K-12 and higher education, highlighting the need for educational systems to adapt to changing job market demands. Horn also explores how personal networking is crucial in job hunting today, challenges traditional college models, and shares his optimism about transformative educational innovations shaping the future.
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Disrupting Class Origin
- Michael Horn took Clayton Christensen's class at Harvard Business School in 2005.
- The class changed his perspective and led him to co-author "Disrupting Class" with Christensen.
Christensen's Teaching Style
- Clayton Christensen's teaching style involved storytelling, analogies, and asking questions.
- He fostered critical thinking and encouraged students to apply theories to various fields.
Deepening Mission
- Michael Horn's interest in education deepened after writing "Disrupting Class".
- He co-founded the Clayton Christensen Institute, focusing on learner-centered education.