Proposition 3: Hybridity as a learning and teaching phenomenon needs to be shared, openly co-designed, enacted, and evaluated by students and educators together.

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Sep 15, 2022

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Yes, agreed but I feel like all teaching should ideally be done in this way really.

Proposition 3: Hybridity as a learning and teaching phenomenon needs to be shared, openly co-designed, enacted, and evaluated by students and educators together.

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