JFF interviewed Dr. Amanda Datnow, UC San Diego professor, at the 2012 Students at the Center Symposium in Boston, MA, about the importance of student-centered learning and where it’s heading. The symposium gathered 150 leading practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and funders to discuss the latest research on student-centered approaches to learning. Datnow wrote Changing School District Practices with Ben Levin and Nathalie Carrier.
“Taking Student-centered Learning System-wide” (VIDEO)
August 22, 2012
- Published August 22, 2012
Topics / Tags: Student Agency and Voice
Principles: Personalized Learning, Student Agency and Voice, Competency-Based Education, Real-World Connections
Principles: Personalized Learning, Student Agency and Voice, Competency-Based Education, Real-World Connections
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