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Moving From Skills to Capabilities
When students use AI, their performance might appear to improve even if they haven’t developed true judgment. How can schools ensure they’re learning?
Preparing Students to Thrive in Uncertainty
Business schools must design experiential learning opportunities more deliberately to help students develop the soft skills employers want.
Teaching in the Present Tense
How a concepts-first framework uses breaking news to build students’ capability to transfer knowledge across contexts.
Beyond Developing Skills: Learning to Think
Students across disciplines can learn to use entrepreneurial thinking to manage uncertainty, show initiative, act on incomplete information, and adapt.
Closing the AI Gap in Business Education
Business schools need to transform their teaching, governance, and academic cultures to meet the mounting employer demand for ethical, AI-ready graduates.
Developing Embodied Managers
To become responsible decision-makers, business students must learn to analyze their own bodies’ signals as fluently as they analyze other data.
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