Leading Education Innovation: Reflections from a Decade | #WISEOnAir Podcast
As WISE enters a new chapter, CEO Dr. Asyia Kazmi, OBE, joins former CEO Stavros Yiannouka for an open conversation about the evolution of education innovation.
From WISE’s beginnings in Qatar to its global influence today, they explore what it really takes to drive meaningful change — and what lessons leaders should carry forward.
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Chapters:
00:00 – 02:33 Introduction
02:35 – 07:17 Former CEO Stavros Yiannouka Journey
07:18 – 14:18 How WISE Became Influential — and Why Qatar Matters
14:18 – 23:18 Redefining What Education Means
23:18 – 34:39 Is This the Innovation We Should Take Seriously?
34:39 – 39:30 Who Decides What’s Acceptable in the Classroom?
39:30 – 44:00 What I Wish I Knew Then — and What I’d Do Differently
44:00 – 45:13 Gratitude and Final Thoughts
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Leading Education Innovation: Reflections from a Decade | #WISEOnAir Podcast
As WISE enters a new chapter, CEO Dr. Asyia Kazmi, OBE, joins former CEO Stavros Yiannouka for an open conversation about the evolution of education innovation.
From WISE’s beginnings in Qatar to its global influence today, they explore what it really takes to drive meaningful change — and what lessons leaders should carry forward.
🎧 Listen: https://pod.link/wiseonair
▶️ Watch & subscribe for more stories: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDPidX4eUx7ffHnpgqUh7_IJ8xb5tTTsx
Chapters:
00:00 – 02:33 Introduction
02:35 – 07:17 Former CEO Stavros Yiannouka Journey
07:18 – 14:18 How WISE Became Influential — and Why Qatar Matters
14:18 – 23:18 Redefining What Education Means
23:18 – 34:39 Is This the Innovation We Should Take Seriously?
34:39 – 39:30 Who Decides What’s Acceptable in the Classroom?
39:30 – 44:00 What I Wish I Knew Then — and What I’d Do Differently
44:00 – 45:13 Gratitude and Final Thoughts
111: Where Do Values Fit in Tomorrow’s Education Models? - Dr. Sohaira Siddiqui
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111: Where Do Values Fit in Tomorrow’s Education Models? - Dr. Sohaira Siddiqui
In this episode of WISE On Air, we sit down with Dr. Sohaira Siddiqui, Executive Director of Al-Mujadilah Center & Mosque for Women, to explore a bold, values-based approach to education.
From reviving traditional knowledge to balancing critical thinking with community, this conversation reimagines what meaningful learning can look like.
🎓 About WISE On Air:
WISE On Air is a podcast where we seek insights from the world's leading minds on the future of education and beyond. Brought to you by WISE, the global platform for education innovators.
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Leading Education Innovation: Reflections from a Decade | #WISEOnAir Podcast
As WISE enters a new chapter, CEO Dr. Asyia Kazmi, OBE, joins former CEO Stavros Yiannouka for an open conversation about the evolution of education innovation.
From WISE’s beginnings in Qatar to its global influence today, they explore what it really takes to drive meaningful change — and what lessons leaders should carry forward.
🎧 Listen: https://pod.link/wiseonair
▶️ Watch & subscribe for more stories: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDPidX4eUx7ffHnpgqUh7_IJ8xb5tTTsx
Chapters:
00:00 – 02:33 Introduction
02:35 – 07:17 Former CEO Stavros Yiannouka Journey
07:18 – 14:18 How WISE Became Influential — and Why Qatar Matters
14:18 – 23:18 Redefining What Education Means
23:18 – 34:39 Is This the Innovation We Should Take Seriously?
34:39 – 39:30 Who Decides What’s Acceptable in the Classroom?
39:30 – 44:00 What I Wish I Knew Then — and What I’d Do Differently
44:00 – 45:13 Gratitude and Final Thoughts
