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Danbury Middle School Students Display Project-Based Learning Exhibits

DANBURY, Conn. -- Students at Rogers Park and Broadview middle schools in Danbury recently displayed their Project-Based Learning exhibits at evening events called "Night at the Museum."

Students at Rogers Park and Broadview middle schools in Danbury recently displayed their Project-Based Learning exhibits.

Students at Rogers Park and Broadview middle schools in Danbury recently displayed their Project-Based Learning exhibits.

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Eighth graders at Broadview Middle School display their project, which focused on World War II, answering “How can we ensure that the events of WWII are never repeated in today’s world?”

Eighth graders at Broadview Middle School display their project, which focused on World War II, answering “How can we ensure that the events of WWII are never repeated in today’s world?”

Photo Credit: Sandra Diamond Fox

Students in sixth-grade focused their projects on “Ancient Civilizations,” answering the question: “How would you develop a civilization that would withstand the test of time?” 

Seventh-grade students did their projects on the Civil War, called “What is the impact of the Civil War on today’s society?,” while eighth-graders focused on World War II, answering “How can we ensure that the events of WWII are never repeated in today’s world?”

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