Observed arrival · 2026-10-03
The Future of School, by Sanjay Divakar
A student’s essays and talks question school schedules, grading, and what learning should prepare people for.
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- Students, teachers, and parents thinking about school design
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- The page lists four proposed things to let go of, including bells ending lessons and treating subjects as sealed boxes.
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The essays make their case through familiar school artifacts: a timetable, a grade scale, and a playground-cleaning anecdote from when Divakar was four. The “What schools could let go of” section names four targets, including using technology only to deliver content. The page also lists TEDx talks in Houston and Madurai and invites students, teachers, parents, and event organizers to make contact.
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