Schools of Thought

Education Construction Projects Focus on Flexible Learning Environments

Article Innovation, Complexity, Education 1 September 2017

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Jones, Tegan

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Jones, T. (2017). Schools of Thought: Education Construction Projects Focus on Flexible Learning Environments. PM Network, 31(9), 12–13.
Tomorrow's workforce is developing today. But many students are still learning in yesterday's classrooms. As disruption and innovation reshape entire industries, educators around the world are demanding learning environments that promise to foster the skills students will need in the future, says Mark Thaler, senior associate and education center of excellence leader, Gensler, New York, New York, USA.
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