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A learning journey

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9780999540602

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A learning journey... exploring new paths in teaching and learning increasing the learning potential of your courses by engaging content, community, and context for depth and meaning William Rankin & Beatriz Leiderman for use as part of an ECIS Professional Learning offering As we navigate new challenges in learning and discover educational technologies that take us to unfamiliar realms, how should we design and build schools that can carry learners into their futures? As part of Ecis's initiative to foster meaningful, in-novative teaching and learning, this guide offers opportunities to explore, experiment, collaborate, and chart the course for your school's journey, linking where you've been with where you're going. Designed to accompany you as you explore, this workbook's resources and activities will help you plan and build the framework for a more wide-ranging, more multidimensional learning environment that can serve your learners tomorrow... and today.

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