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The document discusses the goals and design of 21st century classrooms. It outlines how 21st century classrooms should be flexible learning spaces that are collaborative, connected, and utilize modern technology. The classrooms promote student-centered learning and feature furniture that can be reconfigured. Technology tools available to students include laptops, scientific probes, GPS units, and interactive whiteboards. The goal is to create inviting environments that support student success in an international, technology-focused world.
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