In this episode of The Deep Dive, we’re transported to Iceland with Patricia as she reflects on her recent journey and the surprising parallels she draws between travel and learning. From Iceland's unique road signs to playful troll-themed trash bins, Patricia’s observations bring to life concepts in learning and development, including positive reinforcement, inclusivity, and learner autonomy. Join us as we discuss how adventures, big and small, can enhance our perspectives and learning experiences. Don’t miss Patricia's insights and inspiring tales from Iceland!
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Based on the blog: https://www.regiereducation.com/iceland-trip-lessons/
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