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Review 'If you're looking to bring creativity to student learning amid all the constraints educators face, this is the book for you.' --Daniel Pink, author of Drive'The more I learn about inclusive education, the more that I understand the critical role of innovation, and the need to give ourselves the permission to make the space to try something new. Innovate Inside the Box, supports classrooms and schools to make these steps in a way that honours the multiple perspectives of both innovation and a foundational principal of inclusive education - Universal Design for Learning. The two go hand in hand perfectly, and I cannot imagine a better pair to share their stories and insight. Thanks George and Katie, this is brilliant!' --�Shelley Moore, Author of 'ONE Without the Other: Stories of unity through diversity and inclusion''No one articulates a more compelling, a more urgent, or a more motivating vision of education--for both teachers and their students--than George Couros. No one articulates how that vision can be reached--for every student and teacher--more daringly, more practically, and more inclusively, than Katie Novak. Having them together in one book not only helps us reimagine the goals and practices of education, it reminds us of why we ever wanted to be teachers at all.'--David Rose, PhD, CAST's cofounder and chief education officer, emeritus'An incredible book! Innovate Inside the Box speaks to educators who are the change agents in their sphere of influence.'--Sarah Thomas, PhD, founder of EduMatch'George and Katie's combined talents as spectacular storytellers drive this book. You will feel like you are flying through it and then realize how deeply you are learning.' --Loui Lord Nelson,�PhD, author of Design and Deliver, and podcast host of UDL in 15 Minutes'Innovate Inside the Box builds upon the big ideas and framework in Innovator's Mindset, but goes much deeper.� As a Teacher-Librarian who supports many subject areas, I appreciate the many practical takeaways, ideas, and classroom examples grounded in Universal Design for Learning which can be found throughout, but especially in Part 2. I also really love how the authors' voices and experiences are complementary and yet very different. Innovate Inside the Box is an absolute must read.' --�Jennifer Casa-Todd,�Teacher-Librarian and author of 'Social LEADia' Read more About the Author George Couros is a leading educator in the area of innovative leadership, teaching, and learning. He has worked with all levels of school, from K-12 as a teacher, technology facilitator and as a school and district administrator. He is a sought after speaker on the topic of innovative student learning and engagement and has worked with schools and organizations around the globe.�Although George is a leader in the area of innovation, his focus is always the development of leadership and people and what is best for learners. His belief that meaningful change happens when you first connect to people's hearts is modeled in his writing and speaking. You can connect with George on his blog, 'The Principal of Change' (located at georgecouros.ca) or through Twitter and Instagram (@gcouros). Katie Novak, Ed.D. is an internationally renowned education consultant as well as a practicing leader in education as an Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Massachusetts. With 15 years of experience in teaching and administration, an earned doctorate in curriculum and teaching, and 3 books published by CAST Professional Publications, Katie designs and presents workshops both nationally and internationally focusing on implementation of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and universally designed leadership. Read more
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