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How many students would prefer to be making a difference in the world right now if they could? Based on the results of an extraordinary partnership between the Learning Games Network in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the P20 Innovation Lab at the University of Kentucky, and the Student Technology Leadership Program of Kentucky Department of Education, it appears a great many would. Called the Design Corps, the partnership is based on a participatory national program that inspires teachers and students to excel in new methods of exploring STEM concepts by creating challenge-based learning projects — immersing teachers and students in a collaborative process that requires the adoption of new ‘roles’ of teacher facilitated, student-driven inquiry and design.
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