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Evolving Education Self-Assessment and Conversation Guide

Katie Martin
Learner-Centered Mindsets and Beliefs

Evolving Education Guide

 

Capture your thoughts and learning as you read Katie Martin’s latest book, Evolving Education: Shifting to a Learner-Centered Paradigm, with this companion guide that offers the perfect workspace to do so. It includes:

  • a pre-reading self-assessment and goal-setting exercise
  • workbook-style pages with prompts to guide discussions and reflection space to capture your ideas and goals as you read
  • formats for leading a book study
  • protocols for discussion groups

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