Lecture

Orchestration Graph: Classroom Management

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Description

This lecture discusses the importance of orchestration graphs in managing classroom activities, drawing a parallel with music orchestration. While traditional orchestration involves detailed planning, classroom orchestration is more akin to jazz improvisation, where well-trained individuals coordinate in real-time.

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