Some children want to become physicists. Others are artists. Still others want to be both. Most don't yet know who they want to be, but they definitely want to be people who can change the world for the better.
Whatever the future we want for our children and what they imagine for themselves, we hope that they:
- Will act consciously and be critical of everything that happens
- Will value universal human values
- They will be able to create their own happy reality, based on what they have
- Will be able to collaborate to solve complex problems
In all possible futures, they need these traits. Not only to prepare for the future, but also to live a life filled with meaning and joy.
So how can you become better at making difficult decisions? How can we better understand a complex world? How to learn to create teams and collaborate? How to create something new?
It takes practice to make difficult decisions.
Unfortunately, such practice is difficult to find, especially in childhood. At school they teach you to think and act "according to a template," and the tasks that school sets for children are unlikely to help teach them "how to act in difficult life situations," much less gain practical experience in solving them.
At the Olga Bobrysheva School Center we are focused on developing the areas that will have the greatest impact in all possible futures: thinking, collaborating and applying to your life.
We are confident that over time our students will collaborate more effectively and be better equipped to solve complex problems than anyone (including adults). We have prepared interesting lectures and creative tasks for them that reflect the problems they will face in the world.