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Our fourth episode of The 50CAN Education Talks ([link removed]) launches this morning with a question: can we help students combat increasing polarization in America by developing their understanding of civics, civil debate and law?

Olivia Gross is the Founder and CEO of Studium, a social learning platform that teaches students how to agreeably disagree. Through products like High School Law Review and Middle School Law Review, students engage with constitutional questions, publish their ideas and learn to debate evidence and opposing viewpoints with rigor.
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Studium's Olivia Gross believes helping students disagree agreeably is the solution to society's problem of increasing polarization

If you missed our first episode, featuring Zarek Drozda on how to prepare students for an AI-driven world, our second episode, featuring Dr. Angela Watson on homeschool myth-busting, or our third episode, featuring Keith Jacobs on a customizable education, you can catch up ([link removed]) here.

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Derrell Bradford
President of 50CAN

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