ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the last of these 5 mini-series episodes on innovative and emerging student pathways, I chatted with Malna, Nikk and Belen from American International School of Budapest, American International School of Bucharest and American School of Lima respectively. These are 3 of the more than 100 international schools who were represented in the cohort of passionate educators and leaders who co-create the Global Impact Diploma, which is a two-year sequence of courses designed to prepare students to change the world.
Pathways Summit: https://youtu.be/-75VaXq5rBo?si=mU9ryiqdhATssjrY
Contact: Corey Topf - https://www.linkedin.com/in/corey-topf-0a062464/
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