Deeper Learning
How Eight Innovative Public Schools Are Transforming Education in the TwentyFirst Century
by Monica Martinez
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For centuries societies?and the policymakers, teachers, and parents that inhabit them?have grappled with the controversy around how students learn best. As far back as Confucius, philosophers and experts have upheld the virtues of learning by doing rather than by listening. Yet U.S. schools continue their attempts to engage students through conven...
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