The pandemic has forever changed learning—and classrooms are evolving to become more inclusive and flexible

3 ways classroom ecosystems are changing


The pandemic has forever changed learning—and classrooms are evolving to become more inclusive and flexible

One of the definitions from the Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines ecosystem as “something (such as a network of businesses) considered to resemble an ecological ecosystem especially because of its complex interdependent parts.”

When you take a look at a classroom, there are several interdependent parts working together to create a successfully functioning classroom. The students, teachers, technology, curriculum, physical space, and furniture all play a role in creating a successful learning environment--and as we saw with the pandemic, a disruption to this ecosystem can have dire effects.

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