Learning Designs: Moving from Knowing to Doing – Looking at Student Work, A Conversation with Julie Blaine (Sticky Standards #27)
~Learning Designs~
Moving from Knowing to Doing:
Looking at Student Work
A Conversation with Julie Blaine
Our guest is Julie Blaine. Julie is the Executive Director of the Missouri Central Regional Professional Development Center. She is also the current President of the Board of Trustees of …
Learning Designs: Moving from Knowing to Doing – Looking at Student Work, A Conversation with Julie Blaine (Sticky Standards #27)
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~Learning Designs~
Moving from Knowing to Doing:
Looking at Student Work
A Conversation with Julie Blaine
Our guest is Julie Blaine. Julie is the Executive Director of the Missouri Central Regional Professional Development Center. She i…
Learning Designs: Moving from Knowing to Doing – Looking at Student Work, A Conversation with Julie Blaine (Sticky Standards #27)
~Learning Designs~
Moving from Knowing to Doing:
Looking at Student Work
A Conversation with Julie Blaine
Our guest is Julie Blaine. Julie is the Executive Director of the Missouri Central Regional Professional Development Center. She is also the current President of the Board of Trustees of …
Learning Designs: Moving from Knowing to Doing – Looking at Student Work, A Conversation with Julie Blaine (Sticky Standards #27)
Our guest is Julie Blaine, the Executive Director of the Missouri Central Regional Professional Development Center. She is also the current President of the Board of Trustees of Learning Forward.
How do we address the needs of all of our adult learners? How do we move from KNOWING to DOING? The st…
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