Episode 70 -<a href="dangerouslyirrelevant.org">Scott McLeod</a> provides some tactical case studies on what new, innovative school and education approaches look like. To McLeod, there are 4 big shifts that need to happen: 1) A focus on low-level, procedural driven education to deeper higher level learning. 2) Giving kids more agency of their own work. 3) How do we make schoolwork more authentic and connected to the real-world? 4) How do we use technology in robust ways to make the first 3 shifts happen? Show Notes You can find Scott's book on <a href= "https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_1_39?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=different+schools+for+a+different+world&sprefix=different+schools+for+a+different+world%2Caps%2C228&crid=1EWP2GT1AS34C"> Amazon</a>. Resources Find Out More About <a href= "https://www.himama.com/features/?ref=podcastshownotes">HiMama</a>

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