<p>Twenty-five years ago teachers were asking students to create in a very different way then teachers do today.  In another twenty-five years, how we ask our students to create will probably look different still.  Join us as we discuss the evolution of creating, where we were, where we are now, and where we think we'll end up.</p>

Twenty-five years ago teachers were asking students to create in a very different way then teachers do today. In another twenty-five years, how we ask our students to create will probably look different still. Join us as we discuss the evolution of creating, where we were, where we are now, and where we think we'll end up.

<p>Twenty-five years ago teachers were asking students to create in a very different way then teachers do today. &nbsp;In another twenty-five years, how we ask our students to create will probably look different still. &nbsp;Join us as we discuss the evolution of creating, where we were, where we are now, and where we think we'll end up.</p>

The Evolution of Creating

It is necessary and healthy for teachers to stop and consider a REALity Check sometimes to make sure we are doing our best at providing quality education to our students. But time is limited, and it can be hard to find opportunities for growth. This podcast, with its short, focused discussion and takeaways is the perfect option for teachers who want to check in with their practice. To pause, reflect, and #trysomething!

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The Evolution of Creating

The Evolution of Creating