Roland Kupers

In this engaging discussion, Dr. Roland Kupers, a global advisor on complexity and resilience, argues for the essential inclusion of complexity sciences in education. He critiques traditional reductionist teaching methods and highlights their limitations in addressing modern challenges. The conversation touches on the importance of equipping young people with the skills to navigate complex societal and environmental issues. Kupers also discusses how societal norms shape behavior, using solar panel adoption as an example, and advocates for innovative educational frameworks to inspire deeper learning.

Roland Kupers, independent advisor on Complexity, Resilience, and Energy Transition, discusses learning about complexity. Topics include history of complexity science, applying complexity in different fields, various ways to learn about complexity, and implementing complexity curriculum in schools.