The post Dynamic Learning 2.0: A Framework for What’s Next (Part 1) appeared first on Shake Up Learning. We’re entering a new era in education—and it’s time to update what “dynamic learning” really means. When I first created the Dynamic Learning Framework, I wanted to help teachers go beyond the traditional classroom—beyond the bell, the grade level, the walls, the tools, and the due date. Those ideas are still important, but our challengesContinue Reading The post Dynamic Learning 2.0: A Framework for What’s Next (Part 1) appeared first on Shake Up Learning.

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