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Abstract
In today’s fast-changing world, students need more than theoretical knowledge; they must be adaptable, creative, collaborative, and able to solve problems. Agile learning, inspired by Agile project management, helps develop these skills through iterative tasks, teamwork, reflection, and personal responsibility. This approach prepares students for real-world challenges and improves engagement, critical thinking, collaboration, and lifelong learning when implemented effectively.
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