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Interest-based Learning and Passion Projects

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Guests: Laura Bradley, Kim Douillard, Elyse Eidman-Aadahl, Paul Oh, Jo Paraiso

Summary: In celebration of October’s Connected Educator Month, this webinar focuses on creating opportunities, space, and time for all youth to be agents in their own learning. The participating educators draw inspiration from the Maker Movement and the Connected Learning principles as they share ideas and strategies related to the notion of youth agency. Links to numerous additional resources are provided via the original source page.

Original Date of Publication: September 29, 2014



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Original Source: Educator Innovator, http://educatorinnovator.org/webinars/making-space-and-time-for-student-agency-and-voice-an-educator-innovator-webinar/

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