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Why is an Interactive Curriculum Important?

Educators and entrepreneurs at BETT 2015 discuss the importance of an interactive curriculum. Lynn Walker of MyOn, Veejay Lingiah CEO at Flashsticks, Tilly Brooke of NowPressPlay, Marta Palomares of Edebe, Richard Flower of Kurzweil Education and Ashok Baker of Schools Media debate 21st century curriculum.
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Educators and entrepreneurs at BETT 2015 discuss the importance of an interactive curriculum. Lynn Walker of MyOn, Veejay Lingiah CEO at Flashsticks, Tilly Brooke of NowPressPlay, Marta Palomares of Edebe, Richard Flower of Kurzweil Education and Ashok Baker of Schools Media debate 21st century curriculum.

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