Collaboration does not always have to be the outcome of a lengthy design process and complex tech. Simply getting teachers to collaborate around shared interests, common issues and creative challenges, can start to change performance in schools.
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- Sep. 6 2017
- Janice Scheckter
Simple teacher collaboration shows improvement in the most critical skills
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