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Exchanging stories allows students to express themselves and relate to others. It also boosts confidence and engagement
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Exchanging stories allows students to express themselves and relate to others. It also boosts confidence and engagement
It doesn't often figure in inclusion narratives, but belonging is the first step to true diversity and equity. Dr Susie Wise, founder and former director of the K12 Lab at Stanford d school, talks about the intersection of belonging and design, and how they can shape new ways of bringing people together or even new ways of being people together
On Sunday Morning Magazine: Dr. Susie Wise is the founder and former director of the K-12 lab at the Stanford University d.school. Now she has a brand new book
Two men were playing a pick-up soccer game when their friend collapsed. They administered CPR as they waited for paramedics, and are credited with saving their friend’s life. Their story is one of four to be celebrated at the annual Heroes of the Heartland event, put on by the American Red Cross of Central Iowa. The 20th annual fundraiser will hold its first virtual event at 7:30 a.m. March 24. Last year's event was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Registration is free through the Red Cross website. Donations support the Home Fire Campaign, which dispatches volunteers to respond...