Anika Jackson
Practical Pedagogy: The Art of Teaching for the Future of Work
Preparing students and working professionals for the future of work means teaching with AI, not just about it. Practical Pedagogy brings together educators, researchers, and industry leaders reimagining what it means to teach and learn in an AI-integrated world. Each week, we explore real conversations happening in classrooms, boardrooms, graduate seminars, and workplaces: How do we guide learners toward thoughtful, strategic AI collaboration? What does pedagogy look like when AI tools evolve faster than curriculum? And what skills actually matter when generative AI can handle the rest? You'll...
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Jul 9, 2026
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Vocating Your Way Through AI with Florian Kemmerich 09.07.2026 57:37
Anika sat down with Florian Kemmerich to explore a counterintuitive truth: in an era of AI disruption, your identity has become your most defensible asset. Florian shares his transformational journey from bullied child to judo champion, paratrooper, and impact investor—revealing why self-knowledge is the only economic differentiator AI cannot replace. He introduces "vocating," a framework for alig...
Kirk Spahn on AI and the Future of Learning 02.07.2026 39:58
Kirk Spahn has spent 25 years building schools around passion and character—long before AI became the conversation everyone's having. What struck me in talking with him is that he's not afraid of AI or naive about it. He's asking a different question than most educators: instead of "How do we protect students from AI?" he's asking "How do we prepare students to think critically while using it?" Hi...
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