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Harvard's Project Zero
Project Zero's mission is to understand and
enhance learning, thinking, and creativity in the
arts, as well as in humanistic and scientific
disciplines, at individual and institutional levels. The most useful components are the stated objectives of the project, such as "exploring how to teach for understanding--in other words, to help students learn
to use knowledge to solve unexpected problems, rather than simply recite back
facts;"
enhance learning, thinking, and creativity in the
arts, as well as in humanistic and scientific
disciplines, at individual and institutional levels. The most useful components are the stated objectives of the project, such as "exploring how to teach for understanding--in other words, to help students learn
to use knowledge to solve unexpected problems, rather than simply recite back
facts;"
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learning, thinking, and creativity in the arts, humanities, and sciences. It
provides support and resources to address all learners by focusing on how to
teach for understanding, to help all students to learn to use knowledge to solve
unexpected problems, rather than simply recite back facts. This item is
currently under review by the Teacher Education Editorial Board.#13