Get into uncomfortable situations. You’d be surprised how much you learn about yourself when you’re experiencing something new and scary.
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“Should I attend Ei?” A conversation between a current student & a potential student.
A thoughtful response from April to a potential student
Learning With Experience Institute
Our curriculum is more than just a series of apprenticeships.
49: An e-book by Ei’s Founding Students
This isn’t a full-fledged how-to book. Rather, it is a series of lessons extracted from challenging journeys with the hopes to catalyze further exploration and discovery.
Let’s Meet!
We are hosting two events this month—to create an ongoing dialogue, answer any questions, teach you what we’ve been learning the past year and how you can apply it to your own life
One down, two to go.
Our students have done a great job of sharing their stories and learnings in ways that are unique to their own personalities.
Meetup Round 2: Together again
From tying knots to herding cats, the students captivated the audience—6 minutes and 40 seconds at a time.
The Power of Telling Stories
In a world saturated with talent and grit, how can one stand out?
The Value of Real Connections
The fact is, digital learning won’t take over because it is lacking one very important element—real connections
Why Not?
For those who have a difficult time in taking risks, ask yourself “why not?”
Work ≠ Chore
Is work and chore the same thing?
Reinventing the Classroom
What comes to your mind when you think of a classroom?
The 4 Learning Styles by David Kolb
What is the most important thing you’ve learned and how did you learn it?
Space, Time, and The Liquid Network
Where do great ideas come from? Space. And, I’m being completely serious.
What is the Meaning of Grit? Do You Have It?
Contrary to popular belief, intelligence and talent are not the only factors in success.
The Importance of Self Reflection: Why I Talk To Myself and You Should Too
We only get one shot at this thing called life, so why not make the best of it?
Bridges
Bridges will always connect the disconnected.