Applying the Flipped Classroom Model to Agriculture and Entrepreneurship Training
Can an innovative approach to teaching school students also transform how we train entrepreneurs and smallholder farmers around the world?
Can an innovative approach to teaching school students also transform how we train entrepreneurs and smallholder farmers around the world?
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