ENCORE: Media for Impact & Sustainable Development with ES Students from Malaysia
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Episode Summary
On this encore episode we are going all the way back to our 4th ever podcast where I meet Caroline, Fina and Neil who are living in Malaysia. These students would actually be in middle school now. On this episode, we discuss a project that they did at the end of 3rd grade that involved becoming more aware of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, learning some new technology and research skills and producing media to have an impact.
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