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Dec 24, 2019 41 min

Episode #71 Xena

from The Missing Link with Rola Tibshirani Hosted by Rola Tibshirani

Xena Biffert is an educator who emperors students' agency through outdoor space explorations. The environment provokes students' learning for real community projects and creativity. the students document on journals by sitting and reflecting on their inquiries from sketching to poetry. Xena hopes to continue the outdoor culture of learning and building capacity throughout the school. Through outdoor learning, the students' childhood memories will be permanent and protecting nature while navigating their own voices.

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