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title: Where are we going with AI in education?
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 Hi there, check out some critical perspectives on AI in education, as well as findings on the impacts of entrepreneurship education.

| View this email as a web page Issue 6 \| June 2025 Blogs What If AI Isn't the Problem—But Our Thinking About It Is? In his candid essay, AI in Education: Strapping a Turbo Engine to a Horse’s Ass, Jaime Casap urges us to look beyond the hype and ask a harder question: Are we simply accelerating outdated educational models with powerful new tools? It’s a reminder that disruption doesn’t guarantee progress—especially if we don’t rethink the assumptions beneath our systems. That’s where entrepreneurial thinking comes in. As this University of London blog explores, cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset equips learners (and institutions) to respond to disruption with creativity, agency, and resilience. It helps us see AI not as a threat, but as a powerful tool—if we first shift how we think, learn, and lead. It’s not about strapping a turbo engine to the past—it’s about building what comes next. Challenge Your Assumptions Paper Impact of Entrepreneurial Education, Mindset, and Creativity on Entrepreneurial Intention Traditional education paradigms have emphasized memorization and predictability, leaving learners unprepared for an unpredictable future. This Frontiers in Psychology study finds that entrepreneurial education, mindset, and creativity significantly boost entrepreneurial intention, especially when learners believe in their own ability to succeed. The takeaway? When we cultivate agency, curiosity, and self-efficacy, we’re not just preparing people for jobs—we’re helping them thrive in a world of constant change. Education, done right, becomes a tool for empowerment, not obsolescence. See the Findings     Top of Mind We hope you enjoy ELI’s favorite entrepreneurial mindset studies, articles, papers, books and talks. Like what you’re reading? Share with others and follow @elimindset on Twitter for our selections throughout the month.   You received this email because you are subscribed to our ELI Newsletter from The Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative. Update your email preferences to choose the types of emails you receive. Unsubscribe from all future emails © The Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative \| All Rights Reserved The Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative   PO Box 986    Mentor  Ohio   44061   United States |
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