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Transform Your Teaching with Agile Strategies

Name: Transform Your Teaching with Agile Strategies
Rating: 4.6 (15 reviews)

Practical, learner-centered strategies to plan with purpose and spark participation in any teaching setting

Created byDejan Majkic

Last updated 8/2026

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What you'll learn

Knowledge and practical skills to create an engaging and collaborative educational environment.
How to become a teacher students will remember for years to come.
How to create crafting mind-blowing and memorable lectures that resonate with students, impacting their lives and inspiring them to reach their goals.
How to redefine the art of education and make a lasting impression
Better adaptability and responsiveness to student needs.
Create engaging, student-centric classess through clear objectives and collaborative approaches
Implement project-based learning for enhanced student engagement and real-world skill development
Explore effective classroom management by promoting collaboration and progress tracking.
Foster growth mindset, enabling students to approach learning with resilience and continuous improvement.
Encourage active learning through regular feedback and collaborative activities, leading to deeper understanding and improved performance.
Provide opportunities for meaningful project work, fostering critical thinking and creativity.
Cultivate a supportive learning environment for social-emotional growth and a sense of belonging.
Develop leadership skills essential for academic and personal success, including communication and teamwork.

Course content

5 sections • 51 lectures • 9h 7m total length

Course DEMO4:11
This course is your invitation to elevate your teaching experience and embrace the potential of Scrum. Enroll now to redefine the art of education and make a lasting impression!
KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
For Teachers:
Facilitates agile curriculum planning for better adaptability and responsiveness to student needs.
Supports the creation of engaging, student-centric curricula through clear objectives and collaborative approaches.
Guides teachers in implementing project-based learning for enhanced student engagement and real-world skill development.
Assists in effective management of classroom Scrum events, promoting collaboration and progress tracking.
Inspires a collaborative classroom culture to boost student motivation, participation, and peer support.
For Students:
Fosters a growth mindset, enabling students to approach learning with resilience and continuous improvement.
Encourages active learning through regular feedback and collaborative activities, leading to deeper understanding and improved performance.
Provides opportunities for meaningful project work, fostering critical thinking and creativity.
Cultivates a supportive learning environment for social-emotional growth and a sense of belonging.
Develops leadership skills essential for academic and personal success, including communication and teamwork.
You got this! I wish you all the best! I’ll see you inside.
Before we begin...13:13
Welcome, educators, to a journey of perpetual growth and transformation.
As stalwarts of knowledge dissemination, we recognize that our role extends far beyond the classroom walls.
It's a commitment to lifelong learning and relentless self-improvement that defines our impact on future generations.
In the landscape of education, cultivating a growth mindset isn't just a choice; it's our professional imperative.
Let us embark together on a quest for excellence, embracing challenges, celebrating successes, and fostering a culture of continuous learning.
Course Introduction10:04
Dear friend, as we stand at the forefront of shaping young minds, let us embrace innovation as our guiding light.
By infusing our teaching styles with innovative techniques, we transcend conventional boundaries, paving the way for profound learning experiences.
Yet, amidst our quest for pedagogical evolution, let us never stray from the timeless principles of honesty, kindness, and diligence.
For in serving others, we discover the true essence of our noble calling.
Let us embark on this journey with unwavering dedication, for the impact we make today echoes through the corridors of eternity.
A few words about the Author2:13
Meet Dejan Majkic, a tech enthusiast with a Master's in Computer Science and a passion for Agile methodologies.
As a seasoned Scrum Master and Product Owner, I've spent over a decade in IT, shaping the future of software development.
Now, as an online teacher and mentor, I'm dedicated to revolutionizing the way we educate and empower our students.
Join me on this journey of transformation and discovery.
Reach out at dejan@whatisscrum.org or explore more at www.whatisscrum.org.
Your success awaits!
The potential of knowledge, creative imagination, and success3:49
Explore the transformative power of knowledge, creative imagination, and success in this enlightening lecture.
Discover why education is the gateway to unlocking human potential.
Knowledge is the key, imagination the catalyst, and success the destination.
Join us as we embark on a journey of learning and growth, shaping a future of boundless possibilities and prosperity.
The endless journey of learning7:27
Delve into the intriguing question of why individuals reject knowledge despite its potential to enhance their lives, businesses, and relationships.
Uncover the underlying factors and motivations behind this phenomenon as we explore the complexities of human behavior and decision-making.
Join us in this enlightening lecture to unravel the mysteries of knowledge rejection and gain valuable insights into human psychology.
Discovering how our brain works6:30
Welcome to the next lecture, where we embark on a fascinating journey into the inner workings of our brain. Understanding the intricacies of our brain is pivotal in elevating teaching and learning experiences.

As educators, it's our responsibility to delve deeper, enriching the learning process for all. By creating an environment that fosters growth, we empower students to thrive.

Discover how every action shapes the dynamic interplay of neurons in our brain, giving rise to the essence of our mind. Uncover the profound relationship between experiences, emotions, and the formation of memories.

Join us as we unravel the intricacies of learning, where each moment is an opportunity to forge new connections and breathe life into enduring memories.
Foundational Guidelines of Good Communications - Part 113:28
Welcome to the first part of our series on the FOUNDATIONAL GUIDELINES OF GOOD COMMUNICATION. Effective communication isn't just a skill; it's the cornerstone of every successful teaching endeavor.
As educators, we recognize that our ability to convey ideas, offer guidance, and forge meaningful connections transcends the confines of the classroom.
In this lecture, we'll explore the first four guidelines:

"BEGIN WITH PRAISE AND HONEST APPRECIATION."
"CALL ATTENTION TO PEOPLE'S MISTAKES INDIRECTLY."
"TALK ABOUT YOUR OWN MISTAKES BEFORE CRITICIZING OTHERS."
"ASK QUESTIONS INSTEAD OF GIVING DIRECT ORDERS."
Join us as we delve into these essential principles, laying the groundwork for effective communication strategies in educational settings.
Foundational Guidelines of Good Communications - Part 216:51
Welcome to the second part of our series on the FOUNDATIONAL GUIDELINES OF GOOD COMMUNICATION. Effective communication is the cornerstone of every successful teaching endeavor, and in this lecture, we'll not only discuss these guidelines but also delve into practical applications.
As educators, we understand that our ability to convey ideas, offer guidance, and build meaningful connections extends far beyond the classroom walls.

In this session, we'll explore the next five guidelines:
5. "LET THE OTHER PERSON SAVE FACE."

"PRAISE THE SLIGHTEST IMPROVEMENT AND PRAISE EVERY IMPROVEMENT."
"GIVE PEOPLE A FINE REPUTATION TO LIVE UP TO."
"USE ENCOURAGEMENT. MAKE THE FAULT SEEM EASY TO CORRECT."
"MAKE THE OTHER PERSON HAPPY ABOUT DOING WHAT YOU SUGGEST."
Join us as we unpack these essential principles and learn how to apply them effectively in our teaching practices.
QUIZ 1

Introduction to Agile in Education22:57
In this lecture, we explore the relevance of Agile in education by sharing a relatable school experience and its connection to the Agile approach.
Discover how Agile values and principles can revolutionize teaching, making it dynamic, engaging, and effective.
Learn how Agile transformed the software industry and its potential to enhance the educational experience for both teachers and students.
Adaptation of Scrum for Educational settings21:04
In this lecture, we delve into six foundational Scrum principles, demonstrating their alignment with the principles of Good Communication and Agile Values.
Explore how concepts like Empirical Process Control, Self-Organization, Time-Boxing, Value-Based Prioritization, Iterative Development, and Collaboration form a cohesive structure, driving effective teaching and learning experiences.
Overcoming Challenges in Rigid Curricula17:46
In this lecture, "Overcoming Challenges in Rigid Curricula," we aim to revolutionize education by fostering agility, adaptability, and fulfillment.
By tackling the hurdles within traditional teaching environments, we pave the way for the integration of Scrum principles.
Join us as we delve into these challenges and chart a course toward a more dynamic educational landscape.
Enhancing Traditional Classroom Activities10:32
In our next lecture, we're delving into the realm of enhancing traditional classroom activities.
Our aim?
To confront additional challenges head-on, ensuring our students not only endure but excel in class, ultimately achieving academic success.
Join us as we explore strategies to invigorate classroom experiences and maximize learning outcomes.
Conduction Regular Assessments6:24
In our upcoming lecture on conducting regular assessments, we'll explore essential strategies for gathering student feedback and using it to refine teaching methods.
Our focus remains on elevating traditional classroom activities, fostering greater student engagement, and facilitating academic excellence.
Join us as we delve into practical techniques to enhance the student learning journey through thoughtful assessment practices and curriculum adjustments.
The Strategic Value of Regular Assessments4:38
Becoming Change Advocates for Curriculum Transformation11:23
In our upcoming lecture on becoming change advocates for curriculum transformation, we'll delve into the evolving challenges of education.
We'll emphasize the need for curricula that prioritize critical skills like problem-solving and digital literacy.
While you may feel powerless to enact change alone, your perspective is valuable.
Join the discussion as we explore how to collectively shape the future of education.
Lack of Students Engagement16:25
In our lecture on addressing the lack of student engagement, we'll identify common signs of disengagement such as lack of focus and incomplete homework.
I'll introduce a transformative framework that can be a game-changer for reinvigorating student interest and participation in the classroom.
Evolving Educational Needs21:42
In today's lecture, we explore the rapid advancements in technology and how they impact education.
From emerging skills to future job security, we'll delve into why it's crucial for teachers to stay ahead of the curve and prepare students for the ever-evolving landscape of the modern world.
Empowering Student Voices Through Regular Check-ins5:59
In this lecture, we tackle the challenge of limited feedback loops in education and how Scrum offers a solution.
By empowering student voices through regular check-ins, we aim to break free from the one-way communication model and foster a collaborative learning environment where every voice is heard and valued.
Overcoming the limits of teacher-centric education20:25
In this lecture, we confront the constraints of teacher-centric education, where the instructor is the sole provider of knowledge.
We'll compare this approach with student-centered learning methods, analyzing their impact on engagement, assessment, and learning results.
Overloaded Administrative Tasks8:32
In this lecture, we confront the challenge of Overloaded Administrative Tasks.
Are you overwhelmed by grading, lesson planning, and student record-keeping?
Share your most time-consuming duties in the comments.
Then, discover how Scrum principles can lighten your administrative load and enhance your teaching experience.
Standardized Testing Pressure14:03
In this lecture, we tackle the issue of Standardized Testing Pressure.
Despite their intention to assess learning, standardized tests pose challenges for educators.
Join me as we explore strategies to navigate this pressure and support students effectively in preparing for and approaching standardized exams.
Equity and Accessibility9:16
In this lecture on Equity and Accessibility, we focus on creating an inclusive learning environment where every student, regardless of background or ability, has equal opportunities for success.
Join me as we explore strategies to address diverse student needs and foster an environment of fairness and support in the classroom.
Benefits of using Scrum in education12:16
In this lecture, we'll uncover the myriad benefits of integrating Scrum into education.
From enhancing student grades to fostering lifelong learning and critical thinking skills, Scrum offers transformative advantages for both educators and learners alike.
Join us as we explore how to implement Scrum principles in your teaching practice and unlock your full potential as an educator.
PART 1 - Introduction to the Case Study + Assignment10:44
In this lecture, we embark on a captivating case study exploring an Anatomy class.
Join us as we set the stage and introduce the key characters who will guide us through this insightful journey.
Get ready to dive deep into the dynamics of medical education and uncover valuable insights along the way.
24. PART 2 - Analysis of dr. Smith's anatomy class.15:38
In this concluding lecture of Module 2, we delve into a comprehensive analysis of Dr. Smith’s anatomy class, a pivotal component of our ongoing case study.
Join us as we dissect the intricacies of teaching practices and classroom dynamics, shedding light on valuable insights for educational transformation.
Practical Demonstrations of Key Concepts in the Classroom4:24
Join us for an engaging session where we witness motivated teachers in action, demonstrating key concepts directly in the classroom.
This showcase of effective teaching practices reveals how learning can be enjoyable and profoundly impactful for students, inspiring a renewed passion for education.
QUIZ 2

Why update the curriculum regularly?10:02
In this lecture, we delve into the importance of regular curriculum updates.
Discover why staying current is crucial for accurate, relevant teaching, and learn how to ensure curriculum materials reflect the latest knowledge and technological advancements.
How to create a curriculum using Scrum?15:12
In this lecture How to Create a curriculum using Scrum, we will dive deeper into applying Scrum in education, building on the foundational concepts you've already explored.
To effectively implement Scrum in curriculum development, the starting point is to form a team.
To form a team first, you have to understand THE ROLES WITHIN THE SCRUM FRAMEWORK...
Setting clear learning objectives and outcomes11:16
In this lecture, we emphasize the significance of establishing clear learning objectives and outcomes.
Discover how educators define learning objectives to guide students' understanding and accomplishments.
Explore how learning outcomes tangibly showcase educational success, providing measurable achievements within your curriculum.
Defining student roles and responsibilities17:21
In this lecture, we highlight the importance of defining student roles and responsibilities in curriculum development.
By involving students, we tap into their interests, driving motivation and enhancing engagement.
Discover why students should be vital contributors, empowering them to shape their educational journey and fostering a sense of ownership in the learning process.
PART 1 - Curriculum development Case Study11:21
In Part 1 of our curriculum development case study, we delve into the problem statement, objectives, methodology, and scenario analysis.
Join us as we explore the foundation of our study, laying the groundwork for deeper analysis and innovative solutions.
PART 2 - Analyzing curriculum development challenges and Scrum applications6:58
In Part 2, we transition from understanding to action.
You've grasped the challenges of curriculum development and the potential of Scrum.
Now, it's time to put theory into practice.
Through practical assignments, you'll deepen your learning, connecting theory to real-world application, and paving the way for transformative change.
PART 3 - Proposed Solution for the Case Study12:32
In Part 3, we unveil the power of Scrum to address real-world challenges in curriculum development.
Get ready to explore innovative solutions tailored to our case study.
From ideation to implementation, discover how Scrum can revolutionize education.
QUIZ 3

Introduction to Project-Based Learning (PBL)8:18
Welcome to the Project-Based Learning (PBL) lecture, where we embark on a transformative journey in education.
Project-Based Learning is a dynamic approach where students actively explore real-world problems and challenges.
It's not just about memorizing facts; it's about applying knowledge in meaningful ways.
PBL fosters critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity – essential skills for success in the modern world. Join us as we delve into the power of PBL and discover how it can revolutionize your classroom experience.
Integrating PBL and Scrum in the classroom12:14
Welcome to the "INTEGRATING PBL AND SCRUM IN THE CLASSROOM" lecture, where we explore the dynamic synergy between Project-Based Learning (PBL) and Scrum.
Imagine merging the creative chaos of PBL with the disciplined, iterative approach of Scrum.
This integration revolutionizes education, offering creativity, structure, and adaptability. Join us to unravel the significance of combining PBL and Scrum, enriching your educational journey with collaboration, dynamism, and effectiveness.
If you're an educator, this understanding opens doors to a more collaborative and dynamic classroom experience.
Ingredients for Project-Based learning projects5:14
In this lecture, "INGREDIENTS FOR PROJECT-BASED LEARNING PROJECTS," we'll explore the essential components necessary for designing and planning successful Project-Based Learning (PBL) experiences.
PBL offers a dynamic and engaging approach to education, transcending traditional methods.
Before diving into design and planning, let's ensure a clear understanding of PBL's foundation.
Get ready to uncover the key elements—the secret sauce—for making your PBL class a resounding success!
Inspiration for PBL ideas6:07
Welcome, eager learners! Today's lecture, "INSPIRATION FOR PBL IDEAS," is your gateway to unlocking creativity and innovation in Project-Based Learning (PBL).
I'll be sharing three exciting ideas to ignite your inspiration for PBL projects. Remember, creativity knows no bounds, so don't hesitate to contribute your ideas in the comments section.
Let's embark on a journey of exploration and ideation together!
PBL Planning9:38
Welcome, fellow educators, to our lecture on "PBL PLANNING."
Today, we're embarking on a journey where we envision the destination before charting the course.
By starting with the end goal in mind, we pave the way for purposeful strides toward project success.
As we delve into planning, remember that projects are dynamic entities, evolving with each step.
We'll strike the perfect balance between structure and student choice, ensuring an adventurous and rewarding learning experience.
Let's begin crafting unforgettable PBL projects together!
QUIZ 4

Dynamic Roles in your new classroom15:32
Welcome to the lecture on Dynamic Roles in Your New Classroom!
Here, we'll explore the versatility of these roles, assigning responsibilities and fostering accountability.
Get set to witness how these roles empower students to lead classroom dynamics.
Just like characters in a play, Scrum offers three main roles.
As the teacher, you typically assume the role of the 'Product Owner,' directing the big picture of our learning journey.
Let's dive in!
Introduction to Scrum Events in education13:22
Welcome to the Introduction to Scrum Events in Education lecture!
Here, we'll explore the dynamic realm of Scrum events and their transformative influence on education.
Prepare to uncover how these events, akin to ceremonies, can revolutionize traditional classrooms into hubs of collaboration, innovation, and student-driven triumph.
Each event acts as a milestone, propelling us toward an enriched educational experience.
Think of them as our scheduled meetings, each with a unique purpose.
Let's begin!
Scrum Events, Classroom Size (Fitting Five Events Into 45 Minutes)4:30
Can Scrum really work in a 45-minute classroom?
Yes, when you adapt the timeboxes, not the purpose. In this video, you will learn how to run Scrum events in the classroom without lengthy meetings, complicated software, or trying to turn students into a software team.
I break down a practical classroom Scrum routine for teachers: one sprint per unit or project, a five-minute progress check-in at the start of each lesson, a review where students present their work, and a short retrospective to improve the next cycle. You will also see a real example of how an eighth-grade geography teacher can use this approach across a four-week unit.
This video is for teachers, professors, online instructors, and school leaders who want to use Agile teaching, Scrum in education, and structured student teamwork to create more engaged, reflective learning experiences.
Understanding Scrum Artifacts15:42
Welcome, everyone, to today's lecture on 'Understanding Scrum Artifacts and their Relevance for Teachers and Students.'
Scrum equips us with potent visual aids, akin to guiding stars, ensuring clarity throughout the educational journey.
These artifacts are pivotal in tracking progress, setting goals, and celebrating achievements, turning learning into an organized and engaging adventure.
Let's delve into these educational treasures, known as Scrum artifacts, one by one.
The Definition Of Done in the Age Of AI4:28
Building a collaborative classroom environment6:12
Welcome, everyone, to today's lecture on 'BUILDING A COLLABORATIVE CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT.'
Collaboration is a crucial skill for students to develop.
Facilitating teamwork not only improves academic growth but also teaches real-world abilities like communication and critical thinking.
Today, I aim to convince you of the value of a collaborative classroom and provide tangible strategies for implementation.
Let's explore what collaboration entails, its enabling elements, and how teachers can foster peer interaction.
Tips for Building Collaboration using Scrum7:17
Welcome, everyone, to today's lecture on 'TIPS FOR BUILDING COLLABORATION USING SCRUM.'
Today, we'll explore how Scrum techniques can significantly enhance communication within a team, fostering collaboration and productivity.
Additionally, we'll delve into additional Scrum tips aimed at achieving the same purpose, equipping you with practical strategies for building a more cohesive and effective learning environment.
Leadership in the classroom10:07
Welcome to today's lecture on "LEADERSHIP IN THE CLASSROOM."
Leadership is fundamental in education, shaping environments where students excel academically and emotionally.
This session explores how innovative leadership redefines traditional notions, fostering environments where creativity and growth thrive.
Let's embark on a journey to reimagine leadership in education and unlock new potential for our students.
How to spark an interest in studying among our students?9:19
Welcome to today's lecture on "HOW TO SPARK AN INTEREST IN STUDYING AMONG OUR STUDENTS?"
Here, we'll uncover strategies to transform studying into a journey of discovery and accomplishment, addressing common challenges students face in embracing this process.
Let's ignite the passion for learning within our students and pave the way for their academic success.
Learning to learn13:39
Welcome to today's lecture on "LEARNING TO LEARN."
Here, we transcend traditional teaching paradigms to embrace innovation and skill cultivation.
As we journey beyond comfort zones, we unlock the transformative power of continuous learning, empowering ourselves and our students for future success.
Your Next Steps...6:18
Welcome, aspiring educators! Today, we embark on a pivotal journey—to uncover the next steps on the path to greatness in teaching. We'll explore actionable strategies to elevate your teaching prowess.
Get ready to take your teaching journey to new heights!
Course Conclusion2:53
Congratulations, learners!
As we embark on the final session of our course, take a moment to celebrate your dedication and achievements.
Before we conclude, let's reflect on key insights and chart a course for continued growth. Welcome to this pivotal moment in your educational journey.
QUIZ 5

Requirements

No prior knowledge of Scrum is required
Participants should have a background or interest in education
Participants should have a willingness to explore innovative teaching and learning methods

Description

Teach with more clarity. Help more learners participate.

Every educator wants learners to be present, curious, and willing to contribute. Yet the day-to-day reality can be demanding: lessons must meet diverse needs, plans change quickly, participation can be uneven, and there is rarely enough time to prepare everything perfectly.

Transform Your Teaching with Agile Strategies gives you a practical, educator-friendly way to respond. You will adapt proven Agile and Scrum-inspired practices to create learning experiences that are more focused, collaborative, and responsive, without needing to become a project-management expert or overhaul everything you already do.

This course is not about adding another complicated framework to your workload. It is about using simple, flexible routines to clarify learning goals, involve learners more actively, track progress, gather useful feedback, and improve your teaching one step at a time.

What you will be able to do

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

Turn broad curriculum goals into clear, learner-friendly objectives and manageable next steps.
Design interactive lessons that invite participation, discussion, teamwork, reflection, and ownership.
Use Agile and Scrum principles in ways that make sense for education, whether you teach in person, online, or in a blended environment.
Build collaborative routines that support communication, accountability, and a stronger sense of belonging.
Integrate project-based learning activities that connect learning with creativity, problem-solving, and real-world application.
Gather regular feedback and use it to adjust instruction to learners’ needs.
Create practical ways to visualize learning progress, celebrate growth, and keep projects moving.
Support a growth mindset by helping learners reflect, try again, and learn from challenges.

What makes this course different

Agile is often associated with the world of business and technology. In this course, it is translated into plain, practical strategies for education. You will see how principles such as short learning cycles, clear priorities, collaborative planning, visible progress, and continuous improvement can strengthen your everyday teaching practice.

You will explore these ideas through topics including communication, learning and the brain, Agile and Scrum in education, curriculum development, project-based learning, student engagement, and collaboration. The aim is not to prescribe one “right” way to teach. Instead, you will develop a toolkit you can adapt to your subject area, age group, institutional context, and teaching style.

You do not need prior knowledge of Agile or Scrum. The course starts with the foundations and focuses on applying ideas in an educational context.

Designed for educators in every setting

Whether you are new to teaching, refining an established practice, leading a team, or designing learning experiences behind the scenes, this course can help you create conditions in which learners have a clearer role and a stronger voice.

This course is a good fit for:

K–12 teachers seeking fresh ways to increase participation, collaboration, and learner ownership.
College, university, and adult-learning faculty who want more engaging seminars, workshops, and project work.
Online and blended instructors looking for structured ways to build connection and momentum at a distance.
Instructional designers and course creators who want to make learning journeys clearer, more interactive, and easier to improve.
School leaders, coaches, and administrators who support innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement across teams.
Tutors, trainers, and educators in community or informal settings who want adaptable approaches that meet learners where they are.

Imagine what becomes possible

Imagine beginning a lesson with a shared purpose that learners understand. Imagine students who know what they are working toward, can see their progress, and have meaningful opportunities to contribute. Imagine using feedback not as an afterthought, but as a regular part of improving learning together.

That is the kind of teaching practice this course is designed to support: one that is purposeful, human, flexible, and built for continuous growth.

Enroll today and start adapting Agile strategies to create learning experiences that are more engaging for your learners and more sustainable for you.

Who this course is for

This course is for educators who want practical, adaptable ways to create more engaging, collaborative, and learner-centered learning experiences. It is suitable for K–12 teachers, college and university faculty, online and blended instructors, instructional designers, tutors, trainers, school leaders, and administrators. No prior knowledge of Agile or Scrum is required; only an openness to explore new approaches to teaching and learning.

Who this course is for:

Teachers and educators at all levels, including elementary and high school
Online instructors and course developers
Professors and faculty in higher education
Educational administrators and leaders seeking innovative approaches
Anyone interested in transforming education through Agile and Scrum methods

Transform Your Teaching with Agile Strategies

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Course content

Module 1: Introduction9 lectures • 1hr 18min

Introduction to Agile and Scrum in Education18 lectures • 3hr 54min

Innovative Curriculum Development7 lectures • 1hr 25min

Project-Based Learning5 lectures • 42min

Student Engagement and Collaboration12 lectures • 1hr 49min

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Who this course is for: