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How can we teach students to be hopeful in today’s troubled world?

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The world might feel like a hopeless place at the moment, but we owe it to our school students to teach them to have hope for a brighter future - just like we did, says teacher and author Mark Enser
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How can we teach students to be hopeful in today’s troubled world?

The world might feel like a hopeless place at the moment, but we owe it to our school students to teach them to have hope for a brighter future - just like we did, says teacher and author Mark Enser

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tes.com broke the news in on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.
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