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Creating a New Planet for Math and Science: Super STEM

Apr 24, 2013 2:25 PM EDT

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Third grade math teacher Jerriel Hall at Leckie Elementary School in Washington, D.C. transforms his classroom into another planet to help his students review for their upcoming standardized test. The idea is to create a new, engaging and entertaining setting to bring the lessons to life.

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