Learning Out of Context

Update: 2024-10-02

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We know that when learning happens in context, there is a much greater chance that it will stick. But sometimes, children are interested in topics that fall outside of the context of their current environments or experiences--is following that lead OK? Find out my thoughts on today's episode!

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Learning Out of Context

Jenn Zollinger

Learning Out of Context