IPI Pedagogy Videos

In this talk, Dr Susanne Sklar, a lecturer at Oxford University, will speak about two essential parts of wisdom - education and inspiration.

In this talk, Ikera Olandesca, an Executive Board Member and the Systems Development Director of Little Me Academy (LMA) in Cagayan de Oro Philippines, will discuss how LMA develops innovative school programs guided by principles of 21st Century Education.

In this talk, the one and only Vidyana Marxaney takes a look at perseverance. In her inspirational talk, Vidyana addresses how we as humans should continue to persevere, giving key examples from her own history.

In this first part of his talk, Damian Musk - the geography lead instructor at the Pinnacle Academy, a regional director at Innoverge, a co-founder of StudyPair and a research intern at Fermi Lab will look at how we can apply cognitive psychology to education in order to further learning.

In this second part of his talk, Damian Musk - the geography lead instructor at the Pinnacle Academy, a regional director at Innoverge, a co-founder of StudyPair and a research intern at Fermi Lab will look at how we can apply cognitive psychology to education in order to further learning.

In his talk, Aryan will introduce the mission and vision of T4N, as well as the key pillars of the direct help movement. Specifically, he will look at how direct help can be implemented to create successful learning experiences throughout the world.

In this talk, Alexander Wolfram, the founder of Hutchins Academy (a new Great Books based high school opening in Chicago next year and former homeschooler and public school teacher, talks about the need for new liberal art institutions. The need for liberal arts education has never been more pressing, yet the number of institutions offering a genuine liberal education, rooted in reflection on the human condition, critical thought and faith in human reason, has declined dramatically in recent years. In the United States many unique liberal arts colleges have closed while others have aggressively cut liberal arts programs. Efforts to promote more intellectually engaging educational practices in American public schools have failed to take hold in most of the country. What we need now is a new generation of educational institutions that provide space for the discussion and consideration of humanities' most important questions.

In their talk, Sviatoslav Gladyshev & Zsofia Szegedi will look at their work as co-founders of the Future Generations of Scientists. They will address how we as humans can create inspiration through STEM and how the FGS is thriving to work towards this goal.

In this talk, Sneha - the founder & CEO of Amers, a nonprofit which provides a series of regular sessions aimed to inspire people to go into new areas, addresses why exploration into new areas not yet experienced is important and how this can be done in an engaging and educational way.