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With only 1 in 10 schools offering coding in the USA, Josh Gauthier is one teacher using coding to engage students in learning. He finds learning how to new things in order to engage students is worth the time and money invested.

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Josh Gauthier – Show #75 – Project Based Learning with a Purpose

Josh Gauthier is a fourth year teacher in Wisconsin, who just moved to teaching at the local high school. Totally amazed at what his students would take on when given the chance, he watched in awe as his students learned  to create apps, using XCode and other languages.

Listen to #ecmatters show #75

Note: Show #93 was another Every Classroom Matters show about students creating apps with a fifth grader who created a french language app.

Every Classroom Matters is a bi-weekly podcast by Vicki Davis on BAM Radio network. Listening will help you teach with better results, lead with a positive impact, and live with a greater purpose. Subscribe.

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