How to be an explorer of the world
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rethinking, rewriting, and redefining the way we educate and learn
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This book is absolutely amazing, I once gave it to a very dear friend and he loved it too!
Thank you for the quick review and taking the time to comment. I just came across it and I’ve added it to my booklist!!
The book really is worth it! There’s some real cool/funny/unexpected stuff in there.
Awesome! Perhaps I should move it to the top of my I-need-to-read-this booklist.