Shaping the future of learning to help today’s students excel in tomorrow’s world
15 Oct 2021
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As technology changes the world exponentially, education is developing methods to prepare students for the corresponding changes in the world of work.
Mike Pardun, superintendent of the Denison Community School District, and Jessica Garcia, director of the Western Iowa Tech Community College (WITCC) Denison campus, provided a look into the future of learning at the annual Business Appreciation Breakfast sponsored Thursday morning by the Chamber & Development Council of Crawford County.
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