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7 degrees of connectedness

October 25, 2013 paulgmoss social media, Uncategorized Leave a comment

See on Scoop.it – constructivism: the lost art of learning

Paul Moss – teacher, learner‘s insight:

So many identifiable stages

from http://peeragogy.org/k-12-peeragogy/

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