Edward D. Hess - NewSmart

The video introduces the concept of 'New Smart,' emphasizing the need for a new definition of intelligence in the Smart Machine Age. Unlike the Industrial Revolution's focus on rote learning and error-free repetition, New Smart values quality thinking, listening, and collaboration. It encourages a mindset shift where beliefs are treated as hypotheses to be tested, promoting open-mindedness and lifelong learning. The speaker invites viewers to embrace this journey towards human excellence in a technologically advanced world.

What is the main reason for introducing the concept of 'New Smart'?

• To maintain traditional educational methods

• To focus on historical events

• To emphasize rote memorization

• To adapt to a rapidly changing technological landscape

How was 'smartness' traditionally measured during the Industrial Revolution?

• By creativity and innovation

• By the ability to memorize and repeat tasks without errors

• By leadership skills

• By emotional intelligence

In the Smart Machine Age, how is 'smartness' redefined?

• By the ability to work independently

• By the quality of thinking, listening, and collaboration

• By the speed of completing tasks

• By the amount of information one can memorize

What mindset is crucial for thriving in the Smart Machine Age?

• A fixed mindset

• A competitive mindset

• A growth mindset

• A passive mindset

Why is it important not to identify with your ideas in the New Smart era?

• To discourage collaboration

• To avoid being open-minded

• To maintain a rigid perspective

• To enhance listening and learning abilities