Student EdCamps: Learning and Leading Across the Curriculum
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This document describes student edcamps which are conferences where students and teachers come together to discuss learning across different subjects. Key aspects include that they are always free and informal occasions for discussion and learning rather than traditional conferences. Students can take leadership roles in teaching each other through passion projects and cross-age learning. Edcamps follow three stages where participants share resources and ideas on topics like social studies and technology integration to help reinvent professional growth outside the classroom.
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