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What We've Learned: Have Students Propose How to Meet Outcomes
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03-03-2021
10:00 AM
In today's "What We've Learned" video, Elizabeth Kleinfeld, one of the authors of The Bedford Book of Genres, talks about engaging students by offering them control of their assignments and outcomes, as well as reflecting on the changes in student-proposed assignments since the move to online instruction.
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