Let's take a closer look at this recent keynote presentation delivered to NFF konferansen: Utdanning i bevegelse, Oslo, Norway by Stephen Downes below.
"How often do we read about the importance of teachers in education? It must be every day, it seems. We are told about "strong empirical evidence that teachers are the most important school-based determinant of student achievement" again and again." summarizes Stephen Downes.
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