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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2025 · 49 MIN

Beyond STEM: St. Christopher's BUILD Program and the Art of Learning Through Doing

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This week we join our co-host Hiram Cuevas and his colleagues from St. Christopher's School as they delve into their unique "BUILD" program, designed to integrate innovation, learning, and design across all grade levels. Discover how this all-boys school cultivates curiosity, encourages hands-on projects, and fosters a safe environment for learning from failure.BUILD (Boys Using Innovation to Learn and Design) program, combining STEM/STEAM approaches with a broad, skills-based, project-centered focusAlbum of photos from St. Christopher’s BUILD program labThe Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway, author, professor, and entrepreneur Scott Galloway brings business analysis and insights four times a week.St. Christopher's SchoolInternational Boys' Schools Coalition (IBSC)CanvaGlowforge Cricut FIRST LEGO League St. Catherine's School University School (Cleveland) Richard V. Reeves (Books) Photo of Bill with his melee weapon gift from Hiram

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