Greg Mohr introduces John Foster, who shares his background and transition from engineering to education. They discuss the range of business services and educational concepts he offers, focusing on identifying ideal clients and the global impact of his work. John emphasizes the importance of economics in education and how business education can develop essential life skills. The conversation covers effective classroom strategies for teaching business and economics, tailored for middle schoolers. They also address challenges within the education system and explore how to navigate corporate understanding for younger students. The episode wraps up with insights on accessing and implementing Middle School MBA resources.
Key Points:
- Teaching advanced business and economics concepts to middle school students equips them with essential life skills and a deeper understanding of the commercial world.
- By training teachers and providing comprehensive tools, the program ensures that complex subjects are accessible and engaging for young learners.
- Focusing on meaningful and challenging content rather than simplifying it respects students’ intelligence and fosters a more profound and lasting educational impact.