The DLC & Me: Lessons Learned from Teaching Teacher Research

The DLC & Me: Lessons Learned from Teaching Teacher Research

Written by Christina Cantrill
February 24, 2013

art authentic learning digital learning collaborative subversion teacher inquiry

Bud Hunt suggests that teachers need time to explore, to wonder and question together. “Teaching is, and should be, a subversive activity.” he says.

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