Entrepreneurship education

Yeah.

And actually, you know, the work that we did in the curriculum around entrepreneurial learning, if you think about what it takes to start a business, you know, spotting the opportunities in the first place, you know, building your network, gathering resources around you, you know, critically thinking about the problem that you're trying to solve.

How are you creating value? And, you know, how are you bringing that value to what markets? You know, all of those skills and that mindset that it takes to kind of creatively problem solve.

What employers are looking for, too.

But can design foster deeper learning, stronger communities and positive social change? Our next guest believes it can and is passionate about the power of creativity and innovation.

Dr Bo Stian Thompson is a former head of educational impact at Lego Education and an honorary professor of entrepreneurship education based in Bullund, Denmark.

He's among speakers at the Festival of Design, which starts today across Palmerston North and Whanganui.

Bo, thanks for being with us.

And in this world where things become more digital You know, you need to relate to AI where things are, you know, better judgment and question the data of things.

Many care much more about now really having physical hands-on experiences with much more focused on well-being to work your way through a model and then present and share that with others.

Our guest is Bo Steehan-Thompson, who is a former head of educational impact at Lego Education, an honorary professor of entrepreneurship education in Denmark, and is presenting this weekend at the Festival of Design being held in Whanganui.

and Palmerston North, 24 minutes past 10 it is on 9 to noon.