1 6 Edges of Innovation in Schools CERA Anaheim, December 3, 2015 Milton Chen, Ph.D., Senior Fellow George Lucas Educational Foundation San Francisco Bay.

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1 6 Edges of Innovation in Schools CERA Anaheim, December 3, 2015 Milton Chen, Ph.D., Senior Fellow George Lucas Educational Foundation San Francisco Bay Area

My Learning Journey Longest Street in the World to a Galaxy Long Ago & Far, Far Away

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6 Edges of Innovation Any Time, Any Place, Any Path, Any Pace 1. Thinking 2. Curriculum & Assessment 3. Technology 4. Time/Place 5. Co-Teaching, Co-Learning 6. Youth

America’s Strength: School/Community Partnerships Blending formal and informal learning through schools, universities, museums, libraries, nonprofits, media, businesses, churches, youth groups, parks A New Day for Learning: 24/7/365

Authentic Learning School Life = Real Life

1. The Thinking Edge

The Whole Child Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences 1. Verbal 2. Logical/Mathematical 3. Visual 4. Musical 5. Bodily/Kinesthetic 6. Intrapersonal 7. Interpersonal 8. Naturalist

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3. The Technology Edge

Weapons of Mass Instruction!

4. The Edge of Time/Place 5. Co-Teaching Edge

6. The Largest Edge: Youth

What’s your definition of a great school? Make it short and measurable!

Do the children run in at the same rate they run out?

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