Category Archives: Ted Fujimoto

Learning in Year 2111

Posted on April 4, 2011 by

TALK OF TOMORROW | by Ted Fujimoto Imagine how kids might be learning 100 years from now. This exercise is not easy. To put this in perspective, 40 years ago, consumers didn’t have cell phones, smart phones, personal computers, internet, … Continue reading →

Posted in Columnists, Ted Fujimoto | 3 Comments

It’s Not Just a Package — It’s Our Future

Posted on February 24, 2011 by

TALK OF TOMORROW | by Ted Fujimoto It was the end of the business day on Tuesday, April 17, 1973, in Rochester, N.Y.. A van pulls up quickly to the curb, the driver jumps out, runs into the building and … Continue reading →

Posted in Columnists, Ted Fujimoto, Trends | Leave a comment

10 New Year’s Resolutions for the Aspiring Progressive Principal and Teacher

Posted on December 28, 2010 by

TALK OF TOMORROW | by Ted Fujimoto There are specific things you can resolve to do—starting now—that will begin to make a huge difference in changing the education experience of kids in your community. These are definitely not end-all solutions, … Continue reading →

Posted in Ted Fujimoto | 1 Comment

What Education Can Learn From Rocker Eddie Van Halen

Posted on December 5, 2010 by

TALK OF TOMORROW | by Ted Fujimoto Back in the day, Van Halen’s concerts were over-the-top productions. While most concerts pulled up in several semi trucks loaded with equipment, Van Halen rolled up with nine. His concerts pushed the envelope … Continue reading →

Posted in Columnists, Ted Fujimoto | 1 Comment

Day in the Life of a Next-Generation ‘Teacher’

Posted on November 9, 2010 by

TALK OF TOMORROW | by Ted Fujimoto Wake up to 2040, where a New York Certified Success Coach helps her student teams work through project-based lessons. In a condo overlooking the Hudson River in New York, the morning alarm on … Continue reading →

Posted in Ted Fujimoto | 3 Comments