What Skills Do Children Need for an Uncertain Future?

We recently sat down with Peter Senge, renowned systems thinker, MIT senior lecturer, and author of the  influential book The Fifth Discipline, to explore one of the most important questions in education today: What skills will children need to thrive in an increasingly complex world? In our conversation, Senge explains why systems thinking is not something children must learn from scratch, but an innate capacity that educators can nurture through meaningful, real-world learning experiences. He also shares why fostering curiosity, collaboration, and compassion alongside systems awareness can help young people better understand complexity and become thoughtful problem-solvers. This inspiring discussion offers valuable insights for educators, school leaders, and anyone committed to preparing children for the future.

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