The Hey. Hey, it's Greg, with a quick note for you.

This is a companion episode for our previous chat with Minerva Project Managing Director I. O Seligman.

Minerva, if you remember, is that Radical New University he works for.

Anyway, we had this great follow-up conversation with a professor from Minerva, but it felt too long and a bit too complex for a regular episode.

So we're really seeing it as a bonus.

Now if you haven't listened to I. I was episode yet, the one right before this, then go listen to that one first.

Because this will make a lot more sense after you do.

However, if you're interested in pedagogy or cognitive neuroscience, then strap in, my friend.

Our guest goes deep into Minerva's frameworks for education and the intellectual jungle gym

she's built for her students. It's really fascinating stuff and way

over my head if I'm being honest. Nonetheless, please enjoy our conversation with Professor

Christine Luczer.

Okay, for people who don't know who you are, Christine,

can you introduce yourself, please?

My name's Christine Luzer.

I am a professor and head of the business college

at Minerva schools.

Okay, beautiful.

The reason why I'm talking to you today is because I'm deeply fascinated by teaching and pedagogy

and different teaching styles now.

Full disclosure, I went to public high school not a great student myself and then I went to an art school so my educational experience is a little spotty so I'm fascinated by what other kinds of alternative versions of education are. And when I was talking to

I. Oh, he was telling me about how you guys teach in the program and it's so different and you guys

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