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R. Keith Sawyer

R. Keith Sawyer

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Oct 6, 2026

Keith SawyerHOST
0:16
My guest today is Professor Manu Kapur, and he studies something he calls productive failure.
Keith SawyerHOST
0:23
This is the Science of Learning Podcast, and I'm Keith Sawyer.
Keith SawyerHOST
0:27
And today we're going to learn about how exploring often leads to failure.
Keith SawyerHOST
0:32
And if you explore first and make a lot of mistakes before you get to the right answer, that often results in deeper learning and better learning.

43 MINS LATER

Keith SawyerHOST
43:42
Well, so we're nearing the end of our time.
Keith SawyerHOST
43:45
This is the Science of Learning podcast.
Keith SawyerHOST
43:48
And I am Keith Sawyer and Manu Kapur.
Keith SawyerHOST
43:52
I'll give you the last word.
Keith SawyerHOST
0:49
Today we're going to explore what the future of learning looks like in the age of artificial intelligence.
Keith SawyerHOST
0:56
This is the Science of Learning Podcast, and I'm Keith Sawyer, and my guest today is Dr. Yasmin Kafayi.
Keith SawyerHOST
1:08
Dr. Kafayi, welcome to the Science of Learning.
Yasmin KafaiGUEST
1:11
Thank you very much, Keith, for having me.

48 MINS LATER

Yasmin KafaiGUEST
49:18
I mean, we didn't think that computers were machines for children, but how were we proven wrong? I mean, first with video games and now with social media, they are interfacing, I mean, directly with all these technologies.
Keith SawyerHOST
49:36
Oh, absolutely.
Keith SawyerHOST
49:38
Well, this is the Science of Learning podcast, and I am Keith Sawyer.
Keith SawyerHOST
49:43
And what's exciting about this conversation, I think, is that we're giving children the power, and it's children that are in control of the machines.
Ben TallonHOST
9:11
Can't wait for that one.
Ben TallonHOST
9:13
don't miss last week's episode with Gordon Reid and the recent shows I've got Keith Sawyer, Dr. Keith Sawyer coming up soon, professor researcher in creativity in the States talking about his book Learning to See which I have not shown up about since I read it, it's incredible really does take you back inside the art school mentality and how would the world's leading art and design tutors enable their students to see and it really gets it back to kind of iteration and experimentation and not being a perfectionist it's really good stuff if you know if like me you're nearly 20 years in the game and you tend to fall into patterns at times it's a great reminder so kick up the arse so there you have it um let's get to this week's show so i'm going to read you a piece from the creativity diary which you can visit at thecreativecondition.com diary You can also access my coaching information there, my story programs.
Ben TallonHOST
10:04
You know, I help people to write books.
Ben TallonHOST
10:06
I'm currently working with Pablo Honey on his incredible book, In Between.

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