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Prof. Kapur and Simons Foundation president David Spergel will dissect how we navigate failure on a personal and societal basis and how we can better prepare people for the inevitability of failure — and perhaps even find joy in it. Learn more about the free Harnessing Failure Presents event.
Save the date for a special SALTISE in-person event on Feb 19, 2025 at 5 pm (EST). Prof. Kapur will be talking about his book, Productive Failure, with the SALTISE community at a special session discussion at Concordia University in Montreal.
Prof. Kapur is honored to be the Inaugural Speaker of the 2025 Dean’s Speaker Series at the McGill Faculty of Education, McGill University! Find out more about the events on Productive Failure and Rethinking How We Learn.
Embracing failure to enhance negotiation? Prof. Kapur had a fantastic chat with Kwame Christian, Esq., M.A., on «Negotiate Anything». Listen to the podcast Embracing failure to enhance your negotiation tactics.
Failure isn’t the end—it’s a beginning. That’s the core message from the latest episode of «The Leadership Habit» podcast with Jenn DeWall. In this Episode, Prof. Kapur shares how intentionally designing for failure can enhance leadership growth and unlock deeper learning.
Productive Failure in the workplace: Are you a manager or a team leader who wants to drive employee learning and growth? See Prof. Kapur’s latest article in the «Harvard Business Review» on how Productive Failure might help you with that! Read the full article on “To help your team learn, set them up for Productive […]
ETH Zurich hosts two events at this years’ Berlin Science Week. Prof. Kapur will be talking all things Productive Failure, Embodied Learning, and the Future of Learning along with Dr. Chris Luebkeman, ETH Zurich, and Livia Leu, Ambassador of Switzerland in Germany.
What is the difference between the learning zone and the performance zone? And how do you enter the learning zone? Hear Prof. Kapur explain on the «Blanchard Leader Chat« podcast how carefully curated failure can become a signal for deeper learning. People can gain lifelong readiness to push themselves outside their comfort zones, using setbacks […]
Prof. Kapur had an interesting discussion with Anwiti Singh on New Dehli Television (NDTV) about his ‘Productive Failure’ book. Watch the full interview on “How to Turn Failures into Success”.
Deep learning requires effort and can be frustrating. Prof. Kapur explains that we may feel that learning should be easy and fun, but deep learning has to be effortful. Watch the video on “Why learning shouldn’t always be easy”.
