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Students Launch National Campaign Supporting Class-Designed Game

McPherson College students are launching EcoPyramid, an educational card game, nationwide through a Kickstarter campaign to fund large-scale production and retail distribution. Created in a spring 2025 Stewardship Seminar led by biology professor Dustin Wilgers, the game models ecosystem structures and has already earned a $10,000 Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks grant to reach...

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Tortuamigos: A Fun and Educational Way to Protect Galápagos

Tortuamigos – Move and Connect! is an educational program by Galápagos Conservancy that engages children during school breaks to foster environmental awareness and conservation skills. Centered on experiential learning, the program combines play and education, using outdoor field trips and creative activities to teach about the Galápagos ecosystem—particularly the giant tortoise.

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The Problem With Experiential Learning

Many years before I fully understood extrovert and neurotypical privileges, I took part in a variety of experiential learning sessions. Ultimately, many experiential learning sessions are built on the premise that a team working together in harmony and homogeneity is the best way to solve problems and manage difficult problems in the workplace.

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