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Teachers at Brain Hurricane, a free tutoring program, undergo extensive professional training to learn innovative teaching methods designed to keep students engaged. The methods teach students multiple ways to solve problems and emphasize practical, hands-on learning over theoretical concepts. An evaluation found students at Brain Hurricane made average gains of 14% on standardized tests, showing the effectiveness of the program's teaching approaches.
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