EPISODE · Jan 15, 2016 · 15 MIN
Learning as a science
from Educate · host APM Reports
What does research say about how students learn best? A group of deans from schools of education around the country has united to make sure future teachers are armed with information about what works in the classroom.
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What does research say about how students learn best? A group of deans from schools of education around the country has united to make sure future teachers are armed with information about what works in the classroom.
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