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Edufuturists #314 Words Really Matter with Sofia Fenichell

Edufuturists #314 Words Really Matter with Sofia Fenichell

Update: 2025-10-20
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In this episode of the podcast, we are joined by Sofia Fenichell, the founder of Study Hall AI. The conversation explores Sofia's journey as an entrepreneur in the education sector, her passion for improving literacy through innovative AI solutions, and the importance of fostering agency and passion in learners.


We discuss the challenges of traditional assessment methods and the need for a shift towards more engaging and effective educational practices. Sofia shares insights on the upcoming launch of College Co-Pilot, an AI-driven tool designed to assist students in the college admissions process. The episode concludes with our usual quick-fire questions too.


Chapters

00:00 Introduction

01:23 Sofia's Journey

04:59 The Passion Behind Entrepreneurship

10:41 Introducing Study Hall AI

14:54 AI with Guardrails for Safe Learning

19:43 Fostering Passion and Agency

26:06 Rethinking Assessment

29:30 The Future of Education and AI

33:45 Navigating Assessment Grief

36:35 Innovations in College Admissions

40:22 Final Thoughts and Quickfire Questions


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Edufuturists #314 Words Really Matter with Sofia Fenichell

Edufuturists #314 Words Really Matter with Sofia Fenichell

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