It is one thing to understand that the current education system has fallen behind. It is another to understand what learning should look like today.

2018年9月13日 · Cofounder of Wonder, Zach Lahn, speaks to The Sunflower about the new school that opened its doors this month on the Wichita State campus. With Hurricane Florence bearing down on the East Coast, Wonder co-founder and CEO Zach Lahn found a way to work the storm into Wednesday’s lesson plan.

By Zach Lahn on September 21, 2017. Welcome to Wonder. On this blog, we will be sharing the details of our plan to launch a learner-driven school here in Wichita in 2018. But, before we get there, we wanted to take time and talk about the why, what, and how behind this project. This blog will help provide answers to those and other questions.

2024年9月18日 · We believe the purpose of learning is to help children discover their individual strengths and build them into skills that will prepare them for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. This means that learning must be very individualized and very relevant.

Jordan B. Peterson and Zach Lahn discuss the Wonder School, a Socratic-based education system in Wichita, Kansas. They delve into the value of lea...

By Zach Lahn on November 12, 2021 At Wonder, everyone is learning and growing all the time – adults included. This is because we are fueled by another element of the Wonder learner driven model: Growth Mindset.

2018年2月4日 · Her partner and co-founder for the project is Zach Lahn, a former fundraiser and state director for Americans for Prosperity, a Koch-backed conservative political advocacy group. “We’re not...

2018年3月1日 · Zach Lahn, co-founder of Wonder, said families of about 400 potential students have inquired about the new school, which is scheduled to open for preschool and elementary-age children in...

2022年1月4日 · What Does it Take to Thrive at Wonder? We can boil the Wonder systems to just two choices that ensure a happy, fruitful learning journey: Be kind. Do some work every day. Simple, right? Yes, but not always easy. It actually takes …