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My students are students with dramatically different abilities who are challenged by trauma, disability, neglect, and mistreatment. I am a former experiential and outdoor educator. Last year I received access to the t3 project, a joint National Science Foundation grant between the University of Alaska - Anchorage and the University of Hawaii - HIlo. Colleagues and I were flown to Hawaii for a six-day, ten hour a day training on how to use these supplies and how to implement student-directed, project-based learning in order to teach STEM concepts. I believe through collaborative, hands-on activities that my students can be revived and brought back to "life" then woken up from the idea that they are not good at learning and/or they do not deserve to have access to the same opportunities as children from better economic situations. I've done it before with inner-city high school students and graduated five classes of young people college or military-bound. Getting these children this early as they enter adolescences is a tremendous opportunity for them enter high school inspired and confident they can learn and that learning new things will change and better their lives.

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My students are students with dramatically different abilities who are challenged by trauma, disability, neglect, and mistreatment. I am a former experiential and outdoor educator. Last year I received access to the t3 project, a joint National Science Foundation grant between the University of Alaska - Anchorage and the University of Hawaii - HIlo. Colleagues and I were flown to Hawaii for a six-day, ten hour a day training on how to use these supplies and how to implement student-directed, project-based learning in order to teach STEM concepts. I believe through collaborative, hands-on activities that my students can be revived and brought back to "life" then woken up from the idea that they are not good at learning and/or they do not deserve to have access to the same opportunities as children from better economic situations. I've done it before with inner-city high school students and graduated five classes of young people college or military-bound. Getting these children this early as they enter adolescences is a tremendous opportunity for them enter high school inspired and confident they can learn and that learning new things will change and better their lives.

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