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Trust in Education: Empowering the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs Through Montessori Principles

Gavin McCormack

Description

Join Gavin McCormack in exploring the transformative potential of Montessori education in shaping entrepreneurial minds. This session focuses on integrating real-world entrepreneurship within the learning environment, fostering innovation and societal impact among students. Gain insights into practical strategies for embedding entrepreneurial thinking in the classroom, exemplified by Gavin’s global educational initiatives. Attendees will leave with actionable approaches to enhance student engagement through problem-solving and leadership, all underpinned by Montessori philosophies. This talk is a must for those seeking to empower the next generation of change-makers in an ever-evolving world.

Featuring

Gavin McCormack

Having written a series of books for both children and adults on education, researching and representing Sir Kenny Dalglish’s Life story as a rhyming picture book, running his own publishing firm, charity and being school Principal, Gavin McCormack, nominated for Australian Principal of the year 2020, was also named as the 10th most Influential Educator in the world by Linkedin.

On a quest for educational equality, Gavin has run hundreds of miles for charity to raise money to personally build schools, libraries and teacher training centres in the Himalayan region of Nepal, all this whilst successfully running one of Australia’s best Montessori primary schools, Gavin knows what it means to work with intention.

During his engaging talks, Gavin proves that when we discover what it is, that truly makes our heart sing, and if we really want to see change in the world, we must first shift our mindset to a place where failure is all part of the journey. Ultimately, the change we wish to see in others lies within.

Gavin makes strong links between the way our classrooms run to the patterns we see emerging in today’s society. He emphasizes the importance of essential skill development and the power that these skills will have in the future of our youngest entrepreneurs and leaders of tomorrow.

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