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Team-Based Learning APAC keynote
Last week I had the pleasure of being welcomed into the Team-Based Learning community, at their Asia Pacific Community Symposium. While everyone is doing “team-based learning” of some sort, I was not familiar with TBL as a set of specific learning design patterns which have been refined across multiple contexts, with a dedicated and passionate community advocating […]
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