Suppose we all learned three things at school: empathy, critical thinking and systems thinking... imagine how different the world would be. Suppose we learned how to think clearly, how to communicate, how to understand our own feelings and express them without feeling the need to trash other people just because we were hurt, or angry. Rachel Musson, founder and educational director of ThoughtBox, a radical, new co-learning programme speaks of her journey to create the system, and how it's working - in over a thousand schools and fifty four nations across the world.   Rachel believes in co-learning: no more lesson plans, but a classroom of peers who take the core of a topic and build on it together.  The result is a flexible learning environment where everyone thrives, where each individual is given space and encouragement to grow to be the best of themselves. Imagine a world where this is possible. Where it is happening. Where it is growing... About Rachel Rachel Musson is a teacher, trainer, writer and thought-leader onsustainable education and wellbeing in schools.Working for 13 years as a Secondary English teacher, Rachel has taughtstudents and trained teachers in schools across the world including the UK,Ireland, Australia, Nepal and Tanzania. She is the Founding Director ofThoughtBox Education – a social enterprise fostering triple wellbeing byhelping young people deepen relationships with themselves, society and thenatural world. She is the pioneer behind Changing Climates: a free climatechange curriculum currently being used in 1500+ schools across 56 countries.Rachel is currently working with industry leaders on education reform policyand standing as an international thought-leader on climate-change educationand triple-wellbeing in schools.ThoughtBox: https://www.thoughtboxeducation.comThoughtBox Community Network: www.thoughtboxeducation.com/communityNew free membership for global educators: https://www.thoughtboxeducation.com/teaching-for-a-better-worldFreedom to Think:  Blog on the new anti-capitalist ban in UK schools: https://www.thoughtboxeducation.com/blog/freedom-to-think