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Integrating Concrete Play Online

 Here is the Community of learners from around the world that is taking part in this international free online course from the Lego Foundation

Why did I take this course?

. I am immune-compromised, so I need to transition into online teaching. However, I have a strong belief in the importance of integrating as many senses as possible, so I am hoping to gain insights into integrating hands-on learning in online teaching.


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