Ep. 156 - Making Online Learning Meaningful

There are so many questions and so many concerns that come with remote learning, none of which are easy to answer. But today, Nic talks to elementary art teacher Jason Blair about how he makes remote learning meaningful for his students. Listen as they discuss creativity, passion, and how we can envision a better school experience. Resources and Links Follow Jason on Twitter Grow Creative Thinkers Making Creativity Visible

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