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David Edwards
CEO, Ignite Learning Partners, Inc.

Building frameworks around community and student needs is essential. In simple terms, identify resources and needs in the communities and tie projects to the classroom learning. Make the curriculum real.

4 months ago by Adam Renfro

Q&A: Igniting Gen Z Learners

The Gen Zs are a very diverse in the fact that they want to assemble their knowledge in the way that they want to assemble it, and not necessarily the way that teachers want to deliver it. They have a lot of flexibility outside of school in the way that they assemble information, and they want to do that the same way i...

5 months ago by Adam Renfro

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10 Collaborative Projects for Your School — Light Years Beyond Group Work

The art of collaborating is a fine art, and most of the time we are really just just having students do group work when we think we are having them collaborate.

one year ago by Adam Renfro