TCEA 2014

Houston, we have a problem. We've figured out how to get learning in the hands of kids via mobile devices, laptops, BYOD, etc. We see that learning is best done if it's learner-centered and authentic which results in teachers changing their instructional practices. However, when you go into classrooms of modern schools, something looks eerily familiar to the classrooms of yesteryear. Despite the influx of technology and the re-imagining of pedagogy, the physical spaces remain the same. In this session we'll look at ways we are making classroom space a living, breathing part of learning in our district.