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Collaboration Laboratory

Teaching kids collaboration skills for the modern world

Our mission is to teach skills that aren't taught in schools. Through online, global cohorts that meet live weekly, we nurture children's curiosity, foster collaboration, and cultivate their problem-solving abilities. We're creating a community where kids can develop into compassionate and productive global citizens.

Overview

Information on this page is provided by the innovator and has not been evaluated by HundrED.

Web presence

2023

Established

160

Children

16

Countries
Target group
Students lower
Updated
December 2023
That these young people will develop a toolbox of skills that will help them thrive in the modern world. We want our students to form their own values and belief systems so they have a worldview. An understanding of the nuances and complexities of the world is one of the things that separate humans from machines, and it is this understanding that enables young people to solve complex problems.

About the innovation

Why did you create this innovation?

Collaboration Laboratory was founded by a team of parents, educators and engineers who wanted more from the modern education system.
Instead of training young people to be systems thinkers, we are training them to be test takers. They know where the Middle East is, but they don't have a view on why conflicts keep happening. They know what AI is, but they have no concept of the ethics of AI.

What does your innovation look like in practice?

Students from around the world join a cohort which meets weekly at the same time. The students are presented with a problem (be it a game, a discussion, an escape room) and they have to figure out the solution in their group.
The facilitators are there to support and guide, but never to answer any questions directly. We build in tension points and failure points into these problems so that the students can experience real world situations in a safe environment. We're here to help the students become more curious, more adventurous and more effective team workers.

Weekly and monthly feedback to the parents also enable us to coach the parents on how to continue this development at home

How has it been spreading?

Mostly through word of mouth and parent communities. We've grown from nothing to 160 parents in the space of five months

If I want to try it, what should I do?

Please contact hello@collaborationlaboratory.com for a free trial

Implementation steps

Nothing!
Sign up at https://www.collaborationlaboratory.com/ and let us do the rest

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