A change in education
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This presentation argues that education must be transformed to help students flourish in the 21st century. It stresses that educators must rise to the occasion, think anew, and disenthrall themselves from old ideas. Currently, education uses an industrial model that promotes conformity, but life is not linear and passion is individual. The presentation advocates for an agricultural model of education that customizes learning for each student to help them find their authentic self through activities that promote self-awareness, goal-setting, and discovering their passions.
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- 1. A Change In Education Transforming education so students can flourish in the 21st century world Created By: Shannon Zirpoli
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