We continued to examine student-driven learning this week and decided to turn to the real source for more information about this topic: the students themselves. We asked our daughter Gracie and Izzy to join us and share their experiences in the classroom.
Episode 5 Takeaways
- Students want more say in what and how they learn in the classroom.
- Students would like to adapt their learning to real-life situations.
- New ideas for what schools should look like in the 21st-century.
This episode is part three of a series to explore student-driven learning and increase student engagement, creativity, and achievement.
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