Join Participate’s Dr. Julie Keane as she explores the various ways nonprofits, NGOs, school districts and organizations leverage online communities to grow their organizations. We’ll chat with Participate partners and friends who are building exemplary communities to impact their community members and the world around them. Produced by Participate.
The Right to Play project, named the Plug-in-Play (PiP) introduces Learning through Play and Technology (LtPT) as an innovative approach to support the delivery of Science Elementary Technology (SET) to improve learning outcomes for upper primary students in Rwanda. Responding to the Government of Rwanda’s commitment to leverage ICT and technology to promote holistic skill development among children, the PiP project works in partnership with key stakeholders at the national, regional, and district levels to implement LtPT approaches in upper primary classrooms.
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