From Jaws and Close Encounters actor Richard Dreyfuss and linguist Noam Chomsky to Skeptic magazine founding publisher Dr Michael Shermer, This Is Marketing author Seth Godin and entrepreneur Eben Pagan: what we should teach and how to teach it well.

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What we teach and why it matters

Richard Dreyfuss, the actor best known for American Graffiti, Jaws and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, says that what we teach our children scares him and explains why he fears the American experiment may fail. Dr Michael Shermer, who teaches Skepticism 101 at Chapman University, argues that liberals have stopped defending free speech. Noam Chomsky explains how to protect free speech from governments and technology companies. Seth Godin teaches marketers to find their viable audience and earn its trust, and Eben Pagan, a former dating coach turned entrepreneur, explains how to find, create and thrive from opportunities.

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Teaching on London Real: common questions

Who has London Real interviewed about teaching? Brian Rose has interviewed Richard Dreyfuss, Noam Chomsky, Dr Michael Shermer, Seth Godin and Eben Pagan.

How is Teaching different from Education? Teaching focuses on what is taught and how. The wider Education page also covers self-education, philosophy and learning for life.

Are the full teaching episodes free to watch? Yes. Every full-length interview on this page can be watched free on londonreal.tv.

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