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Why Class Lists Don’t Matter (When You Work in a Learning Community)
Xavier and Theo didn’t get along in second grade, so the team planned to separate them in third. But on day one, they ended up together—and thrived. Their teacher created space for connection, showing that relationships evolve. In a true learning community, class lists are fluid, and students are seen as people, not problems. Collective care and flexibility matter more than any roster.
Angela Langlands
May 173 min read
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