Picturing the Future of Food (FFT 4)
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GCE students build meaning by anchoring academic study in real-world investigations.
GCE students learn the language of both high- and low-tech learning tools and transition between them based on need.
GCE students inhabit courses which blend History and English Language Arts to achieve disciplinary synthesis.
Full credit to LF for the awesome post title.
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