There’s power in co-creating courses with students, according to international educator Aimée Skidmore.
“Inviting students to co-create the curriculum shifts ownership and accountability to learners and fosters democratic teaching practices, without sacrificing the objectives and goals that align learning experiences,” she writes for Edutopia.
Read Skidmore’s full post here.
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