Panel Discussion: What We Must Leave Behind: Practices That No Longer Help Today’s Learners
Thursday 10 December 2026·3:55 pm
Classrooms evolve, and so do the needs, challenges, and expectations of the students within them. As learning shifts toward creativity, inquiry, and real-world relevance, some long-standing routines may no longer support growth as they once did. In this insightful session, instructional coaches and school leaders will reflect on outdated habits, explore more effective alternatives, and consider what modern learners need to feel engaged, empowered, and prepared for the world ahead.
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