#learningobjectives — Public Fediverse posts
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Requiring learning objectives for conference presentations sucks. They leave no place for passion, changing worldviews, or evoking action.
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Requiring learning objectives for conference presentations sucks. They leave no place for passion, changing worldviews, or evoking action.
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Requiring learning objectives for conference presentations sucks. They leave no place for passion, changing worldviews, or evoking action.
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Requiring learning objectives for conference presentations sucks. They leave no place for passion, changing worldviews, or evoking action.
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Requiring learning objectives for conference presentations sucks. They leave no place for passion, changing worldviews, or evoking action.
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Requiring learning objectives for conference presentations sucks. They leave no place for passion, changing worldviews, or evoking action.
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Requiring learning objectives for conference presentations sucks. They leave no place for passion, changing worldviews, or evoking action.
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Requiring learning objectives for conference presentations sucks. They leave no place for passion, changing worldviews, or evoking action.
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Requiring learning objectives for conference presentations sucks. They leave no place for passion, changing worldviews, or evoking action.
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One of the dangers of requiring measurable outcomes is that it restricts us to concentrate on what can be measured, not what's important.
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One of the dangers of requiring measurable outcomes is that it restricts us to concentrate on what can be measured, not what's important.
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One of the dangers of requiring measurable outcomes is that it restricts us to concentrate on what can be measured, not what's important.
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One of the dangers of requiring measurable outcomes is that it restricts us to concentrate on what can be measured, not what's important.
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One of the dangers of requiring measurable outcomes is that it restricts us to concentrate on what can be measured, not what's important.