Co-Design in the Classroom

By Rebecca Goozee

In this post, Rebecca Goozee discusses the benefits of co-design in the classroom and shares methodologies and ideas for enabling co-designed learning in educational spaces. Rebecca answers questions such as What is co-design? and suggests ways to ensure learners feel empowered to make decisions about the direction of their own learning.

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