ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When we create the space for the possibility of failure, we actually are creating the space for authentic learning. COVID-19 has turned the educational space up-side-down. Listen in on what can be learned from a campus that has spent the last six years reinventing "school" and what it means to be a learner. Embrace ambiguity, embrace change, embrace the ones you love.
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