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Effective Schools for Deeper Learning: An Exploratory Study

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Adolescents need far more than just academic content knowledge and skills to be college and career ready. They need to develop the full range of “deeper learning” skills. This paper proposes a strategy of using assessment to determine deeper learning opportunities.

Published dec. 30, 2015
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  • Rafael Heller
    Rafael Heller

    Principal Policy Analyst
  • Rebecca E. Wolfe
    Rebecca E. Wolfe

    Associate Vice President
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