Publish at January 24 2024 Updated January 24 2024
14 criteria for assessing the maturity of learning in a team, plus a measurement tool
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What's new in education? Ants!
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Because by introducing ants into his school, Ange Ansour has turned his pupils into scientific apprentices. A wonderful educational experience.
