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This is what it is ALL about.

We rarely design schools around the reality that human beings learn with and through one another.

Learning is treated as an individual cognitive act rather than a deeply social process shaped by relationships, trust, imitation, dialogue, observation, and shared meaning-making.

Nowhere I can think of is this disconnect more visible than in the ways we measure learning, especially, though not exclusively, in reading.

Thanks for doing deep work and thinking the deep thoughts, Marcus Luther

The classroom with students reading and discussing something together is entirely different than the classroom with every student working independently.

And no matter how much "good data" can come from the latter, you cannot convince me that it can hold a candle to what the former is capable of.

May 14
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