Educating children in an "I can" mindset, Kiran Bir Sethi

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For Kiran Bir Sethi, one thing's clear: If there's one thing that children should learn at school, that's how to change the world. How? This Indian educator's proposal is Design for Change, a movement that fosters children's creativity and initiative to solve problems in their community, and that currently is present in over 60 countries. Sethi is also a founder of the Riverside schools, and there, she helps little students grow by saying 'I can!" And of course, to the beat of a Bollywood tune.

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