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Connections

edSpace is an online community for educators to gather and share their ideas, practices, resources and more. Online Facilitator, Tessa Gray, explores what edSpace has to offer in her latest blog post. Have a read and then check out the featured groups available for you to join. If there’s a topic you are particularly passionate about you can even start your own! Sign up now and get connecting.

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Sarah Fish 361 days ago
Just had a look at Chrisse Butler and her presentation :
Network and Learn Series: Where in the World is UDL?
I found it provided a great platform of learning and shared understanding of removing barriers to learning. It echoed parts of a presentation that myself and a colleague will be delivering to our Whanau ki te ako - Community of Learning Schools on Friday 1st June.

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