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Menlo News May 19, 2014
Inspiration: Right On, Dude
Seventh graders turn wrong into right: they choose a problem in the world and find a way they can help solve it.
The Right On, Dude! project, recently highlighted on the NAIS Inspiration Lab, is a chance for seventh graders to practice problem-solving skills, gain independence and delve into an issue they care about–and their solutions are truly inspiring. Read the write up on the NAIS Inspiration Lab and watch two students discussing the topics they chose.
