Drawing a Lesson: Familiarity Breeds Creativity
Putting herself in an unfamiliar learning setting, Christiane Dufour experienced first-hand what...
Read MoreChristiane Dufour | November 27, 2018
Putting herself in an unfamiliar learning setting, Christiane Dufour experienced first-hand what...
Read MoreSylwia Bielec | February 13, 2018
This is a guest post by SWLSB Science and Technology consultant Samuel Altarac. How many times do...
Read MoreDianne Conrod | May 3, 2016
My daughter recently had the opportunity to participate in a Genius Hour project at her school and...
Read MoreChris Colley and Sylwia Bielec | April 28, 2016
Last year, LEARN started exploring the idea of Makerspaces as a way to increase students’...
Read MoreVerena Roberts | March 22, 2016
After watching Sir Ken Robinson’s TED Talk, “Do Schools Kill Creativity?” in 2006, I have been...
Read MoreDianne Conrod | June 3, 2014
One of LEARN’s online students, Benjamin Collier, shares his experience with a school...
Read MoreSusan van Gelder | May 21, 2014
Last year I wrote a blog post about Maker Spaces. Many involved in the maker movement encourage...
Read MoreSylwia Bielec | April 3, 2013
I recently read Why Our Schools Need the Arts by Jessica Hoffman Davis (2008), founder of the...
Read MoreSusan van Gelder | March 26, 2013
When I was growing up, the world was analog. Children could take apart clocks and actually see how the gears fit together to move the hands on the clock face. Today so much is hidden. I think it is so important for students to...
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