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The document summarizes a presentation by Kim Jacobson from the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford titled "Designing Learning in Our Evolving World". The presentation discusses using design thinking and embracing experimentation and collaboration to promote innovation in education. It advocates for teaching students real-world problem solving and creativity over finite answers, and empowering them with skills like computer programming that can change the world.
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