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<li>“our value is measured in how much we move others forward”</li>
<li>practice collaborative design</li>
<li><a href="http://www.grpm.org/explore/museum-school/">Grand Rapids Public Museum School</a> opening in September (grades 6-12) - about school feeling like a privilege rather than an obligation</li>
<li>become a design thinker in pursuing answers to big questions</li>
<li>use of the community as the classroom</li>
<li>“it’s about getting out” of: - the 2 covers of the textbook</li>
<li>the 4 walls of the classroom</li>
<li>the 6 periods of the day</li>
<li>working with many partners in education and business</li>
<li>changed conversation about school reform by inviting many diverse voices</li>
<li>it’s not about finding the cookie cutter. synthesizing research, needs of the learner, and what is happening in society</li>
<li>did not use just verbal in planning (sketching, writing, physical movement, walk in the woods, improvisation)</li>
<li>many barriers to accomplishing collaboration - complacency: value of known over new, value predictability and comfort over change</li>
<li>near-sightedness: lose bigger vision when stuck on obstacle in the foreground</li>
<li>new mode of operation: “What can I/we do to progress the project?”</li>
<li>blander: meetings, structures, procedures that makes the change more safe</li>
<li>How might you move the next generation forward? - start a conversation</li>
<li>reach out</li>
<li>look around</li>
<li>“Be valuable and move someone forward today”</li>
</ul><p><em>Categories: Learning · Tags: tedxmac2015 · Originally published on stephen.braunius.org</em></p>]]>
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