
S3 EP2 Real-World Learning: Corey Mohn’s Vision for Modern Education
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PODCAST Season 3 EPISODE 2
Corey Mohn
Quote of the Podcast:
"Be excellent, not perfect."
Introduction of Guest BIO –
Corey is the President and Executive Director of CAPS Network, empowering high school students to fast-forward into their future through real-world business projects and the development of professional skills. Prior to CAPS, Corey served as Director of Statewide Programs for the Kansas Center for Entrepreneurship. In July 2015, CAPS launched CAPS Network, a consortium of school programs committed to this model of profession-based education. CAPS Network has grown to include 114 affiliate programs, including over 180 school districts across 23 states and four countries.
Interview
Agents of Change: Leaders/Innovators
- 30,000 Ft. View – Why so we, as a society invest in education?
- What drew you to education?
- Profession Based Learning
- What are the biggest challenges to you?
- What would you like decision makers to know?
Podcast/book shoutouts
"The Network" podcast by CAPS Network - https://yourcapsnetwork.org/podcast/
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