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Instructional Practices Mission

District 28's instructional practices mission statement outlines their goal of engaging students through meaningful learning experiences involving collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creation. They aim to achieve this through student-driven experiences with differentiation and choice, authentic experiences based on real-world applications and problem-based learning, inquiry that involves investigating questions and ideas, and fostering global thinking by being culturally responsive and developing perspective and digital citizenship.

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Instructional Practices Mission

District 28's instructional practices mission statement outlines their goal of engaging students through meaningful learning experiences involving collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creation. They aim to achieve this through student-driven experiences with differentiation and choice, authentic experiences based on real-world applications and problem-based learning, inquiry that involves investigating questions and ideas, and fostering global thinking by being culturally responsive and developing perspective and digital citizenship.

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District 28

Instructional Practices
Mission Statement

In District 28 we strive to engage students in meaningful learning experiences that


include collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creation through
Student-driven experiences
differentiation
student-choice
personalized learning

Authentic experiences
based on real-world applications (problem-based learning)
use relevant skills, tools, strategies, resources

Inquiry
Asking and investigating worthy questions, issues, problems or ideas

Global thinking
culturally responsive
perspective taking
the world outside their classroom
digital citizenship

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