| Practice | Description | |----------|-------------| | | A lesson on probability might start in SKOL (formulas), move to ZOO (forecasting animal populations), then Porho (designing a local survey). | | Peer Zookeeping | Learners review and support each other’s work, using structured feedback protocols. | | Emergent Curriculum Design | Topics arise from real-world events or learner questions, then are “housed” in temporary learning exhibits. | | Walkabout Assessments | Learners demonstrate competencies in authentic settings (e.g., calculating area in a community garden). |
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: This may be a typo for "Pro," "Porto," or a specific non-English term. | Practice | Description | |----------|-------------| | |
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