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The EdCorps Classroom

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The EdCorps Classroom

Using entrepreneurship in the classroom to make learning a real, relevant, and silo busting experien

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156

Year

2020

Language

English

Sarah-Jane Thomas, LLC d/b/a EduMatch

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Something happens when you launch an EdCorps in your classroom. An EdCorps, or Education Corporation, is what you get when you teach your curriculum through entrepreneurship. Any grade, any subject can harness the real, relevant learning that follows when you bring student-run entrepreneurship to your classroom. In this how-to guide, Chris Aviles tells you how he accidentally stumbled into the world of student-run businesses, and how you can use them to provide authentic learning to your students.

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