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educational movement that is now part of the cultural life worldwide (more than 1,000 schools, more than 2,000 kindergartens) in any continent. By the way, recognized by the UNESCO and supported by
Ministries of Education in many countries. I don't need any digital mask and sign with my natural and individual name, Raul Guerreiro
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Students" should be expanded to a page of its own. I recently expanded that section on this page, but that is only a start. The "at-risk" label is of much more consequence than a subheading on a page about Alternative Education. In addition to that, alternative education and the
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I'm sorry, but I have no idea how to do what you've suggested, either graphically with the userbox, or in terms of the category idea. I'm just not a tech person. The only way I created that userbox was to take another one and change the colors and images. I can't do anything original.
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I've never done this before, but with the day off work, I've been playing with a lot of things. I've created a userbox for the AltEd project. Frankly, I don't know if there's been any activity here, so I don't expect a lot of takers, but if you want it, here it is:
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Here is another school project where the teacher has asked the kids to write about local
Edmonton bands which got speedy deleted, and the kids are giving up and asking why bother with the teacher's assignment if they won't stay on wikipedia.
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Hi All! I'm new. I'm sure this question has been raised before (couldn't find), but here goes: "Boarding Schools" do they belong under Alt Ed or just Education? Thanks! :)
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