2013 ELF | Building 21st Century Learning Communities | Mark Osborne
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Building 21st Century learning communities isn't just about buildings. It's about how we use the time, space and resources available to us. Without considering how these three elements interplay, we run the risk of transferring old models of doing things into brand new buildings.
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- 7. Knowledge... Used to be: ● Fixed ● Individual ● Qualification-based ● Discrete ● Uniform Is increasingly: ● Flexible ● Collaborative ● Performance-based ● Integrated ● Personal
- 9. Overview:
- 12. Purpose
- 14. The Innovation Unit, “Learning Futures The Engaging School: principles and practices”
- 15. Fullan, Michael & Donnelly, Katelyn. Alive in the Swamp (2013)
- 16. Strategy
- 17. Space Resources (Including people) Time Hannon, Valerie. Anticipating the Future (2013)
- 21. Time Resources (Including people) Space Hannon, Valerie. Anticipating the Future (2013)
- 31. Space Resources (Including people) Time Hannon, Valerie. Anticipating the Future (2013)
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