Does location limit learning?
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A talk from Tairawhiti Tech Expo which I used to motivate and inspire students to explore the world,find their passion and take ownership of their learning. We have recently had some negative press about the quality of education in our area and I thought this could contribute to changing the opinions of the people who are the involved in the learning part of the equation.
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