Re•Designing the Classroom Experience: Paul Kim at TEDxDenverTeachers |
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"Who cares?" and "Why do I need to know this?" are not just tired student mantras to be brushed aside by frustrated teachers. They are questions about significance that lay at the heart of education. Design thinking is a tool that allows both students and teachers to discover more significance and creativity in the curricular experiences that bring them together in the classroom. By redesigning the classroom experience, we can invigorate the learning process for students and teachers who want to reform education. Presented by Paul Kim, Colorado Academy Teacher.
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