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The document summarizes the agenda and goals for an ISB learning retreat. The retreat aimed to develop a common understanding of deep learning and inquiry-based learning. It explored how to create powerful stories of deep learning and develop a culture of inquiry at the school. Participants discussed observations of current learning, generated ideas to increase deep learning and inquiry, and committed to concrete actions to apply their new understandings in their divisions.
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