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To the teachers, the educators, the inspirations,
Thank you. Thank you for the lives you have affected and the knowledge you have shared. For your hard work and dedication to what you do. For your enthusiasm in
Read MoreTo the teachers, the educators, the inspirations, Thank you. Thank you for the lives you have affected and the knowledge you have shared. For your hard work and dedication to what you do. For your enthusiasm in the good times...
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In the modern world, it seems that everything is ever changing and ever progressing, but the ever constant force driving this progress is the mindpower of capable individuals. This capability stems from the power
Read MoreIn the modern world, it seems that everything is ever changing and ever progressing, but the ever constant force driving this progress is the mindpower of capable individuals. This capability stems from the power of education. Education has innumerable...
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Minnie commented on the post, What's Wrong with our School Lunches?
Evan, great job with your infographic; it was very well laid out and hit on multiple good points. School lunches may not even be on the radar for some people who are able to bring lunch from home and receive good education about nutrition, so thank you for bringing some of the real statistics to light.
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Minnie commented on the post, Nuclear Power: The Great Debate
Grant, I think you did a really great job clearly listing out the pros and cons of nuclear power. What is your personal opinion on the matter? Do the cons outweigh the pros? I think that nuclear power is still a bit risky to use as a widespread source with the technology we have now, but as advancements are made, there will definitely be more…Read More
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Here is the link to my infographic for the What Do I Stand For playlist.
Read Morehttps://magic.piktochart.com/output/22696499-education Here is the link to my infographic for the What Do I Stand For playlist.
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You have lots of great statistics, and it seems like you’ve done some great research. This is a very important subject, especially now with the change in office and the new secretary of education, and you have presented some really informative points. I also didn’t know that the budget was being cut by that large a margin.