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 The lesson plan will  assist students in becoming community members. Students are free to ask questions, and their concerns are a major factor in deciding what is studied and how. Assisting students in identifying issues they wish to address and addressing concerns and questions that are central to the learning agenda. Students should be involved in supporting the school community, including fundraising, and their contributions should have the potential to have a real impact. • Encouraging the development of connections between students and local representatives, charities, and businesses to assist in identifying manageable projects where students can have a real impact • Empowering students to make a difference in the local environment and community, fostering caring global citizens Give students ample opportunities to solve "real-world" problems so that they can learn with their teachers as guides and co-learners. Learning often involves multiple disciplines. Link classwork to both the school community and learning in the local environment and community by utilizing themes and action-based projects to connect topics and subjects. MEDU6710 APP Jenkins

 

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