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Modern learning environments aim to personalize education rather than standardize it. They feature open spaces, visibility, and agile furniture to encourage collaborative teaching approaches like one teach, one observe and team teaching. The focus shifts from "my kids" to "our kids" and learner-centered curriculum prioritizes learner agency and knowledge building over filling students with existing knowledge. Such future-focused curriculum helps students recognize their stake and role in the future.
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- 6. Collaborative Teaching One Teach, One Observe: One Teach, One Assist Parallel Teaching Station Teaching Alternative Teaching Team Teaching Observing each other and analysing and discussing afterwards. One maintains primary responsibility, other assists learners in need. Two teachers, two groups of students, both being taught the same thing. Different content taught by different teachers, students rotate around stations. One teacher takes responsibility for a large group while another conveys specialist attention. ‘One brain, two bodies’ teachers teach the same thing at the same time to the same students.
- 7. “My Kids” to “Our Kids”
- 10. Learner Agency
- 11. Knowledge Building Curriculum itself, to “fill” up students with existing knowledge, its what students Jane Gilbert
- 12. Future Focused Curriculum recognize that they have a stake in the future, and a role and responsibility NZ Curriculum Principles
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- 16. Ed Talks Channel • The first step to considering modern learning environments is to start with learning.
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