Worldview Literacy

February 16, 2011
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There is some exciting work happening through the Institute of Noetic Sciences called the Worldview Literacy Project.  This initiative seeks to help students understand from a relatively young age what a worldview is, where worldviews come from, and the potential for switching and/or holding multiple views.  Given that fundamental change is rooted in our mindsets and preconceived notions about what is and can be, this project would seem to hold great promise.  Judge for yourself by listening to these remarkable young people and future (or perhaps current) change agents.

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