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help students to find their passion and relate it to the curriculum in something that they like.Almost 10 years ago
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ResearchAlmost 10 years ago
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Thinking outside themselvesAlmost 10 years ago
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Get involved in the communityAlmost 10 years ago
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School to careerAlmost 10 years ago
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Pride in helpingAlmost 10 years ago
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Ownership in learning and communityAlmost 10 years ago
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global citizenshipAlmost 10 years ago
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giving students authentic ways to share their projectsAlmost 10 years ago
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they learn empathyAlmost 10 years ago
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seeing the world around them with open eyesAlmost 10 years ago
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Go to a school board meeting and presentingAlmost 10 years ago
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Research and create awareness and getting involved themselves.Almost 10 years ago
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connect with other schoolsAlmost 10 years ago
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Out of box thinkingAlmost 10 years ago
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Involve communityAlmost 10 years ago
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Help them realize how big one small movement can beAlmost 10 years ago
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help students feel needed and importantAlmost 10 years ago
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Young person can command adult attentionAlmost 10 years ago
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global citizenshipAlmost 10 years ago
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becoming school leadersAlmost 10 years ago
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Different perspectiveAlmost 10 years ago
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By linking to a real world issueAlmost 10 years ago
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it makes learning relevant. It answers the questions "when are we ever going to use this"Almost 10 years ago
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Learning about gamechangersAlmost 10 years ago
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students are in tune with what concerns their age group and act on itAlmost 10 years ago
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Making connectionsAlmost 10 years ago
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Help students find their passions.Almost 10 years ago
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community engagementAlmost 10 years ago
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Fresh eyes and unaware understandingAlmost 10 years ago
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Community needAlmost 10 years ago
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Can encourage each other so those with talents will have the courage to use themAlmost 10 years ago
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Help the community.Almost 10 years ago
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Ask them - they have great ideasAlmost 10 years ago
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Connect with local nonprofit organizations.Almost 10 years ago
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Help local charitiesAlmost 10 years ago
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inspire or encourage other studentsAlmost 10 years ago
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empower young peopleAlmost 10 years ago
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Develop CompassionAlmost 10 years ago
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can connect students to their own communityAlmost 10 years ago
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get students to look beyond their own concernsAlmost 10 years ago
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becoming part of the communityAlmost 10 years ago
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making an improvement of their local communityAlmost 10 years ago
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building community relationshipsAlmost 10 years ago
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wake them upAlmost 10 years ago
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it gives them ownershipAlmost 10 years ago
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educate othersAlmost 10 years ago
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Bring awareness to the problemAlmost 10 years ago
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Creating awarenessAlmost 10 years ago
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Create curiosityAlmost 10 years ago
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Learning empathyAlmost 10 years ago
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Talk to city council....buy inAlmost 10 years ago
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improving relationships between groups of peopleAlmost 10 years ago
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Bring attention to current issuesAlmost 10 years ago
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Change the worldAlmost 10 years ago
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Creative thinkingAlmost 10 years ago
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Teach othersAlmost 10 years ago
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Educate others about iasuesAlmost 10 years ago
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ID a need in the communityAlmost 10 years ago
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Solve a school issueAlmost 10 years ago
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new perspectiveAlmost 10 years ago
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create awarenessAlmost 10 years ago
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real world issueAlmost 10 years ago
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raisingawarenessAlmost 10 years ago
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