LISTEN NOW to the Global Pathways Innovations Mini-Series introduction.
In this final mini-series of 2025, you'll hear about some of the most exciting things happening around the world for pathways through the upper end of high school from the voices of the young people involved in them.
The final years of high school are often the “business-end” of formal schooling, where we often demand that young people just knuckle down and suffer the "rigours" of high stakes standardized exams and college entrance tests. But these conversations really show you that alternatives to this are not only possible, but happening!
Too often, we can talk a great game of hyperbole and hubris about our apparently "paradigm-shifting" designs, but the young people actually experiencing them are telling a different story. What better way to get at the truth than by hearing from the young people themselves! So in this mini-series (five episodes), you'll hear from 19 young people about their experiences of the kinds of competencies they feel they are learning and need to learn, what they find energising and enabling, and how they feel about the adults who are very often giving so much heart and hard work into this work, to support and guide them.
LISTEN NOW to:
the International Big Picture Learning Credential in Australia;
and the Global Impact Diploma, being run at a number of schools around the world including American International Schools in Lima, Peru, Budapest, Hungary, and Bucharest, Romania.
Tim Logan is the host/producer of the Future Learning Design podcast. He is an education leader, connector and facilitator. Tim moves projects from innovative learning design to effectively executing ideas on the ground, swiftly. Bringing his extensive learnings and insights from a global career in youth work, teaching, school leadership and consultancy, Tim has worked with prominent clients around the world to develop new and innovative approaches to learning, wellbeing and youth engagement. He has most recently worked with International Baccalaureate, Nordic Bildung, and Nora Bateson’s team at International Bateson Institute.
