Play to Learn - Designing for Uncertainty with Rosan Bosch
Inside Learning | Unlocking human potentialShow Notes
Happy New Year, and welcome to a New Season of Inside Learning.
Rosan Bosch joins us for our first episode of season 3.
Rosan is the founder and Creative Director at Rosan Bosch Studio, designing state-of-the-art learning landscapes built for wonder, motivation and creativity. She brings years of experience in transforming education using design as a tool for change, and today, educational innovation and transformation are on the agenda of every school and institution around the world. 65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working in completely new job types that don’t yet exist. Rosan Bosch Studio is renowned globally for integrating innovative learning experiences in physical design and looks to the environment’s role in promoting better education through playful learning experiences - preparing children to become agile, creative thinkers in an unknown future.
We discuss topics from Rosan’s books: ”Play to Learn - Designing for Uncertainty”, and ”Designing for a Better World Starts at School”
Find Rosan here: https://rosanbosch.com/
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