future of learning
Technology is an important tool, but it will take an ecosystem of educators, students, and caregivers to make the most of it.
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From reassessing the way schools are funded to changing the curriculum, there are ways to fix the inequities in education.
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Educators have proven that they can “turn the aircraft carrier” when they need to, but the system needs to match their efforts.
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What are schools for and who is leading the ship?
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Researchers are using technology to make visual the complex concepts of racism, as well as its political and social consequences.
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What happens when someone you respect doesn’t treat others with dignity?
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Even non-academic experiences can inspire meaningful moments of learning and self-reflection.
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Helping students get better at learning prepares them for life, not just higher education.
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Building a personal connection with students can counteract some negative side effects of remote learning.
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The word “learning” opens up space for more people, places, and ideas.
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How students apply what they’ve learned is more important than a letter or number grade.
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The COVID-19 disruption is a really an opportunity for collaborating and building stronger relationships.
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The importance of finding and shaping learning communities.
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How can curriculum planners refresh learning in the wake of COVID-19?
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It takes a special person with a special set of skills to reach students on an emotional level.
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The future of learning will be different, and now is the time to lay the groundwork.
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The future of education and work will rely on teaching students deeper problem-solving skills.
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The institutional barriers that have often held creative teaching back are being knocked down by the coronavirus era.
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