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How does the environment in the Clubhouse differ from a classroom setting?

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How does the environment in the Clubhouse differ from a classroom setting?

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In a classroom, a teacher is responsible for planning a daily lesson, and ensuring that students learn specific skills and information. At the Clubhouse, there is no one person who plays the role of the teacher. The Clubhouse members decide for themselves what they would like to learn. We give them the tools and the guidance to help them accomplish their goals. Since the kids are working on projects of interest to them, they learn with such vigor and enthusiasm. You’d be amazed by the creative energy these youngsters pour into their projects, and by the skills that they acquire in the process. We’re often astounded at the types of projects our members create. We’re excited that the Cyberarts Festival will give people in the Boston community an opportunity to see the wonderful artwork our kids are making. Q: When a young person visits the Clubhouse, what do you hope he or she will learn? A: We don’t worry so much that the kids learn specific software packages, or acquire particular tech

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