The spirit of entrepreneurship is crushed in the current school system, said Kevin Hogan, the editor-in-chief of Technology & Learning Magazine, at EduCon 2.5.
Hogan was moderating the Sunday morning panel titled, “What Does the Entrepreneurial Spirit Mean for Schools?” at the seventh annual EduCon, a three-day conference about innovation in education and hosted by the Science Leadership Academy at 55 N. 22nd St. For more on the story, see TechnicallyPhilly at https://bit.ly/TRmeEK
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