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What We’re All Getting Wrong About Education – Jared Cooney Horvath
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What We’re All Getting Wrong About Education – Jared Cooney Horvath

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Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Jared Cooney Horvath, a neuroscientist and educator specializing in human development. Subscribe through my link https://ground.news/swu or download the mobile app and enter promo code SWU to save 40% off their Vantage plan.

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0:00 When Should Kids Get a Smartphone?
0:26 Why Education Isn't Broken
3:21 Parents, Screens & Early Childhood Development
6:16 AI, Big Tech & the Future of Childhood
10:11 Ground News
11:35 How Smartphones Are Destroying Human Connection
13:52 The Biggest Parenting Mistakes Today
18:26 Why Kids Need Human Connection
20:50 Should Schools Ban Smartphones?
24:34 Has Technology Made Us Smarter?
27:34 AI Is Making Us Worse at Thinking
32:51 Nature vs. Nurture: What Builds Intelligence?
35:25 Is Homeschooling Better?
36:45 The Real Purpose of Public Education
38:22 How to Fix America's Schools
41:11 Do Successful People Need School?
44:51 Is America Falling Behind?
50:20 Why Happiness Shouldn't Be the Goal
53:02 Mental Health, Addiction & Resilience
1:01:41 How Technology Is Reshaping Childhood
1:13:38 Why Children Need Struggle to Grow
1:23:28 Final Thoughts

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