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In this new mini-series, Tim Logan and Ewan McIntosh talk about some of the most interesting bits (to us) of intriguing guests on the show so far, followed by a bitesized excerpt.
This first short is centred on a brilliant interview with one of the world’s foremost educators, Gary Stager, originally released in January 2024.
Check out the full episode here: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/NLQ93mV9aKb
Gary’s a dear friend of NoTosh, and is running the last ever Constructing Modern Knowledge event this summer. If you care about students learning the skills to design their own learning I can imagine no better place to be in July.
This first short is centred on a brilliant interview with one of the world’s foremost educators, Gary Stager, originally released in January 2024.
Check out the full episode here: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/NLQ93mV9aKb
Gary’s a dear friend of NoTosh, and is running the last ever Constructing Modern Knowledge event this summer. If you care about students learning the skills to design their own learning I can imagine no better place to be in July.
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