Grading in Education: Assessment, Filtering & Motivation | Systemic Change: with Guy Vardi

Join host Keren from CodeMonkey Monkey in an enlightening conversation with Guy Vardi, an innovative leader in his field, as they discuss the nuances of grading and education. From personal anecdotes to industry insights, this episode delves into the challenges and opportunities in today's educational landscape.
Key Points:
★Guy Vardi's diverse background, from tech startups to real estate innovation.
★The influence of childhood experiences and gaming on Vardi's career path.
★The evolving role of grades in education: assessment, filtering, and motivation.
★The limitations of traditional grading systems and their impact on learning.
★Strategies for fostering a culture of risk-taking and learning from failure.
★The importance of defining educational goals and aligning assessment methods.
★The role of technology, like CodeMonkey, in redefining education and addressing inequality.
★Insights into exciting developments in educational technology and their potential impact.
★Concluding thoughts on the future of education and the need for systemic change.
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