Learning spaces can play a crucial role in stimulating not only active learning but also innovative forms of pedagogy in the classroom or school spaces. This publication presents the reasons that justify this shift – in methods, spaces, and priorities – as well as practical insights related to creating future-ready school environments. Read the full publication here.
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