Module 1B-3: Group activity 3: Learners Charter

The learners charter is a place where ideas are bustling.  The contributors have truly placed themselves in the world of the learners and have brainstormed well.  I hope that the data collected will become a source of transformation for the development of our students.  Good job guys/gals - keep thinking... 

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