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A project of BuildaBridge in Philadelphia (that we hope to deploy much more broadly) teaching kids science through the arts:
Ecology • 29 September 2007
I finally got to see the video (well, I wasn’t able to upload it on your old Mac) and I must say – I really liked it!
So, how often do you (I mean BB) plan to do this? Is it a regular thing?
— Andrea 1. October 2007, 03:32 #
We are hoping to establish a curriculum that can be duplicated elsewhere. In the meantime, we will probably do it once a year in Philadelphia since the reception was so positive. I would personally like to see us put something together that specifically focuses on environmental issues.
— Jason 1. October 2007, 13:34 #
And I know why. :)
— Andrea 2. October 2007, 04:35 #