In today’s fast-changing world, adaptability isn’t enough. To truly thrive, students need to think and act like entrepreneurial problem-solvers—able to spot opportunities, navigate uncertainty, and transform ideas into action. Plus, they need teachers and leaders who are empowered to guide them.
Entrepreneurship isn’t simply about teaching students to start businesses—it’s about cultivating the confidence, creativity, and collaborative skills they need to navigate complexity and turn ideas into action.
This 60-minute webinar series, Unlocking Youth Potential, invites K–12 educators and school leaders to reimagine classrooms and schools as launchpads for innovation, resilience, and real-world problem solving. You’ll learn how schools across the globe have shifted from traditional practices to dynamic, student-centered learning that sparks agency, creativity, and confidence.
This webinar series is led by Dr. Beth Goldstein, Academic Director of the Babson Academy Youth Impact Lab. Each session explores how entrepreneurial thinking can transform learning environments at every grade level and across all subject areas. Through case studies of schools that have embraced this approach, you’ll discover practical strategies to spark student agency, teacher empowerment, and school-wide innovation.
Educators and leaders who want to go beyond traditional practices and reimagine what school can be. Walk away with actionable tools and renewed purpose.
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Join us for an inspiring webinar showcasing case studies of schools who have successfully embedded an entrepreneurial culture–including the Lincoln School in Costa Rica. This session will demonstrate how educators, staff, and school leaders are transforming learning environments to foster innovation, resilience, and purpose in their communities. Whether you're an educator, administrator, or school leader eager to spark change in your, this webinar offers practical insights and inspiration to help you lead with entrepreneurial vision.
Learn how the Lincoln School embedded Babson’s Entrepreneurship Program for Innovators & Changemakers (EPIC) curriculum into its school culture. Starting with a shared vision for more experiential, student-centered learning aligned with the UN Global Goals, this partnership has grown to involve all ninth‐grade students and extended to all levels of staff and leadership (teachers, administrators, support staff), integrating an entrepreneurial mindset across disciplines.
Dive into Babson’s proven ET&A™ methodology and explore how the EPIC youth curriculum empowers students to tackle real-world challenges with creativity, resilience, and purpose. Learn actionable strategies from Lincoln School and global educators—like building entrepreneurial classroom cultures, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and boosting both student and teacher confidence. We’ll share honest insights into what works, what’s hard, and how meaningful change happens when innovation meets intention.
