For the past three days in Half Moon Bay, the startup spirit of Silicon Valley has combined with the steadfastness of lifelong educators at the Big Ideas Fest, a conference focusing on providing solutions to some of education’s most provocative questions.
For the past three days in Half Moon Bay, the startup spirit of Silicon Valley has combined with the steadfastness of lifelong educators at the Big Ideas Fest, a conference focusing on providing solutions to some of education’s most provocative questions.
"Education is in the state of disarray," said Lisa Petrides, the founder and president of the Half Moon Bay-based Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education (ISKME). ISKME launched the first Big Ideas Fest three years ago.