Agents of Impact: How Education Can Empower Students to Change Themselves, Their Communities, and Their World (Empower students to create meaningful change and cultivate agency in their own learning.)
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Agents of Impact: How Education Can Empower Students to Change Themselves, Their Communities, and Their World (Empower students to create meaningful change and cultivate agency in their own learning.)

by Yong Zhao, G. Williamson Mcdiarmid, Ronald A. Beghetto

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Agents of Impact examines how education can empower students to take ownership of their learning and develop the agency to create meaningful change. The book considers how student growth can extend beyond the classroom, shaping contributions to communities and the wider world.

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Agents of Impact explores how education can empower students to become active participants in their own learning.

The book focuses on cultivating agency and encouraging learners to create meaningful change.

It connects student development with the capacity to contribute to communities and the wider world.

Written by Yong Zhao, G. Williamson McDiarmid, and Ronald A. Beghetto, this work offers an education-centered perspective on empowering students.

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