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Mark Wagner, CEO of EdTechTeam, has a message from the future for the educators of today, More Now. Mark and his team of educational technologist have spent years crossing global boarders working with educators to improve education. After visiting enough schools he started to realize that the future is here now but it isn't very evenly distributed. In his new book, More Now, Mark shares he and his teams' insights from some of the most innovative and forward-thinking schools in the world. Bottling the secret sauce of "what works" from the schools of the future and presenting them to readers as a 6 part "honeycomb" checklist for change.
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