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On Teaching and Learning by Anna H. '14 Minimum requirement: read the last few sentences of this post. They're important. January 20, 2011 in Best of the Blogs , IAP , MIT Life , People & Identities , Public Service & Activism View all When you last heard from me, I had just arrived at The Middle Of Nowhere, New Mexico – out on a Navajo Reservation. Did I mention that I don’t get cellphone signal here? GPS doesn’t know where it is, and neither, in all honesty, do I. To recap, I’m here for MIT’s Four Weeks For America Challenge , which sends about a dozen students to schools a
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