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3 comments:
What fun - lots of problem solving and making as well as researching.I bet the kids enjoyed it all.
This is a fun way to learn. My child went to this school and it is amazing to see their work improve to such a high standard. Students learn to self-evaluate their work so that each open day the level of research and work being produced became better and better. They also try to set the standard that their teacher and other teachers model as well.
Now that is the highest praise of all - from a parent of a student! And I couldn't agree more.
Thanks for the comment.
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