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The future will not be a multiple choice test

Posted on: February 7th, 2013 | Categories: Art, Creativity, Design, Fun, Good | Bad Design, Learning, Philosophy, Teaching, Technology, Video, Worth Reading | No Comments »
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From Chris Sloan, teacher at Judge Memorial Catholic High School and a student in our hybrid PhD program, comes a link to a TED talk. The description is as follows:

Creative genius Drew Davies and forward-thinking educator Jaime McGrath propose a new approach to classroom teaching: Turn curricula into design challenges, classrooms into workshops and teach students to think like designers.

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