Top 5 Tips to Solving Student Apathy
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With 60-84% of students never participating in school sponsored activities, these 5 tips will help guide your group to creating a culture of engagement that lasts well after the music stops. To learn even more, here's a great 7 minute video > bit.ly/DFTLeaders
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