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CVCC students learn while giving back


FROM STAFF REPORTS
HICKORY — With the challenges in the classroom brought on by COVID-19, Catawba Valley Community College Electrical Systems Technology instructor Ramie Robinson knew he had to adapt to help provide his students a quality learning experience.
“We had to make their time in person as meaningful and productive as possible,” Robinson said. “They were in person and online every other day. We were limited in here in the classroom. We couldn’t double up trainers or work stations in here because of maintaining our six feet of distance. Students also couldn’t share tools and equipment.”
Robinson, who had previous experience working with Alexander County’s Habitat for Humanity, reached out to the group to see about involving his students with hands-on experience while giving back to the community.

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