Educators As Designers with Author Jim Gaona Ellis

Trending In Education by Michael Palmer

Jul 6, 202633:15Education

How do we shift the role of teachers from passive curriculum implementers to active classroom architects? This week on Trending in Ed, host Mike Palmer is joined by K-12 math teacher and author Jim Gaona Ellis on the day...

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