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Submitted by Benjamin Zerante on Mon, 07/23/2007 - 1:18pm.
My name is Ben Zerante and I live in the Art Museum Area of Philadelphia. I just finished my first year at Samuel B. Huey Elementary in West Philadelphia teaching 7th grade science. I think there is so much potential in a place based curriculum and I am excited to be introduced to the possibility. I know my students would be more engaged if the curriculum was based more on their life experiences.

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