E77 Project Habit with Michael McDowell and Kelley Miller
53m
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Changing Conversations
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Inspired by Atomic Habits by James Clear, Project Habit is all about small doable shifts in practice that support learners to develop agency in their own learning. We explore why and how the book came about and how our understanding of habits can help us improve and develop our practice.
The Project Habit: Making Rigorous PBL Doable by Michael McDowell and Kelley Miller is available now.
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