Kaospilot Alumni: Innovation in Education
Lifelong learning is the name of the game. Or rather: it should be!
In a world changing at an ever-increasing rate, learning models should adapt too. Ideally, we should educate people to prepare them for the future.
In reality, however, little has changed in education. We are still training people with skills and mindsets that belong in the industrial era.
Who are the pioneers of learning?
We have invited four people from inside and outside of the KaosPilot universe. Four global voices with unique experiences from Scandinavia, Germany, Kenya and Mexico.
Sarah Juhl Gregersen (KP Team 10) is currently writing her book on biomimicry. Bringing in the perspective of what we can learn from nature. sarah-juhl-gregersen-a143b9
Nike Kondakis (KP Team 10), is founder of Terra Moyo International School in Kenya, a forest based, eco-conscious, Reggio & Montessori inspired school. She brings in the perspective of kids learning in nature. https://www.terramoyo.com/
Emily Poel, is an experienced embodiment trainer and consultant, former somatic practitioner, dancer and choreographer. Emily has recently co-authored "Bodies of Learning" (Routledge, 2026), focusing on embodiment science and education. She has a unique experience of how we train through the so-called bodymind emilypoel
Eugenio Salas Iturriaga, is the Mexico based founder and CEO of Alexandr.ia , a community that promotes inclusive access to knowledge in the AI era. In addition he leads the AI for Good Young AI Hub in Mexico City. He will bring in the perspective of learning through technology in a human-centred way. eugeniosalasi