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Bryanna Hanson
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Have you checked out our learner-centered strategies? They offer actionable steps educators can take to create personalized, competency-based, authentic, inclusive and equitable learning experiences. This BINGO card is a great tool for back-to-school or throughout the year and each link is filled with curated resources that help bring learner-centered experiences to life in your classroom.

How are you going to get your BINGO?! Going deep into one experience with a vertical line? Touching upon each learning experience with a diagonal or horizontal line? Or are you going for blackout? Let us know what you think by sharing your BINGO card on social media!

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