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Personalized Learning, Global Citizenship: A Framework for the Modern Classroom

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This kind of structured choice fosters agency and motivation. To move equity from theory to daily practice, I believe it must be embedded in every level of decision-making—from classroom instruction to staff meetings, from curriculum design to resource allocation. Who might be left out? What barriers might exist?

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Personalized Learning, Global Citizenship: A Framework for the Modern Classroom

k12 Digest

This kind of structured choice fosters agency and motivation. To move equity from theory to daily practice, I believe it must be embedded in every level of decision-making—from classroom instruction to staff meetings, from curriculum design to resource allocation. Who might be left out? What barriers might exist?

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The Power of Authentic Assessment in the Age of AI

Faculty Focus

In doing so, we should design assessments as an engaging, ongoing process for students, helping them learn and achieve their learning outcomes rather than considering it as a one-shot test or quiz and focusing merely on the score. They can do this through interviews, observations, and focus groups.

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Increasing Student Reading and Discussion in Higher Ed: A Co-creation Based Approach

Faculty Focus

2016) depict co-creation in learning and teaching as an activity involving staff and student collaborative work to create parts of the curriculum and pedagogical approaches. A Model of Active Student Participation in Curriculum Design: Exploring Desirability and Possibility. Bovill et al., In Rust, C.

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The Power of Authentic Assessment in the Age of AI

Faculty Focus

In doing so, we should design assessments as an engaging, ongoing process for students, helping them learn and achieve their learning outcomes rather than considering it as a one-shot test or quiz and focusing merely on the score. They can do this through interviews, observations, and focus groups.

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Increasing Student Reading and Discussion in Higher Ed: A Co-creation Based Approach

Faculty Focus

2016) depict co-creation in learning and teaching as an activity involving staff and student collaborative work to create parts of the curriculum and pedagogical approaches. A Model of Active Student Participation in Curriculum Design: Exploring Desirability and Possibility. Bovill et al., In Rust, C.