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Designing learning for outcomes
Designing learning for outcomes

By Ben Sweetman

Way back in the 1930s, John Dewey wrote that “learning is to teaching as buying is to selling” 1. It is not enough to say that we’ve taught something, we need to know that someone has learned it.

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