Matt (@DrewetteCard) is joined by Jon Pratt (@jonpratt) and Billy Corcoran (@MisterCMaine) to reflect on autonomous learning. We ask, "how can lifelong learning be measured?" And come up with answers!

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Matt @DrewetteCard (mattdrewettecard.weebly.com) does some reflecting on the importance of autonomous learning as a result of the May 9, 2016 #EdChatME topic: "Self Directed Lifelong Learners." Matt's reflections ramble a bit, as he is a ramblin' man. #noroadnoise

We look ahead to #EdChatME for Monday, May 2 when we will discuss helping our students become "Integrated and Informed Thinkers."

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