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12016-04-28T11:47:08-07:00Lorena Rojas8ca4039f8558b5b2bb0d90b2d31dcc4385e379b9919216Recommendationsplain2755082017-08-11T14:18:14-07:00Vanessa Monterosacaeb44ad6f556ebf5c61dd8476cbece06795d528Six instructional recommendations were developed around three core principles: learner agency, academic rigor, and learner-centered learning environment. Learner agency is defined as learners being self-directed, engaging as both consumers and producers of knowledge. Academic rigor is defined as instructional experiences that encourage computational thinking, allow learners to struggle through and organize abstract information, and which provide real world connections where learners can actively apply their knowledge to circumstances beyond the classroom. Such a learner-centered learning environment is facilitated by a learning management system (LMS), where educators can design lessons that are collaborative and personalized to meet students where they are in their learning.