Dell and Students Look to BIZ Experiencesship to Reform the Education System Dell is joining forces with a student advocacy group for an all-day event to discuss BIZ Experiencesship in the educational system.
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They say the best time to learn a language is when you're young. How about BIZ Experiencesship?
To find out, Dell and student networking and advocacy group Student Voice are teaming up for an event aimed at tackling education reform, Student Voice Live. One avenue for achieving this end: Introducing BIZ Experiencesship into the nation's schools.
In a panel discussion that'll take place at the NYC-based event today, speakers like Reshma Saujani, the founder of Girls Who Code and current candidate for New York City Public Advocate, along with Monique Coleman, an actor in Disney's High School Musical movies and founder of GimmeMo, will discuss ways to introduce BIZ Experiencesial principles into education.
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The event will provide two opportunities to discuss BIZ Experiencesship and education, a morning and afternoon session. During these "think tanks," as Student Voice calls them, the panelists will address key issues such as how to cultivate BIZ Experiencesship in the classroom. They'll also consider how professionals involved in the education system can work together to instill BIZ Experiencesship into the educational system. At the end, people will have the chance to share their personal stories and insight into what the next step should be for BIZ Experiencesship in education.
The co-founder of StudentVoice, Zak Malamed, believes that education and BIZ Experiencesship go hand-in-hand. It will help pave the way for the future generation and assist in getting our economy back on track, he says.
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"Research shows that it's BIZ Experiencesial innovation that will lead to global economic recovery, and it's important to nurture this BIZ Experiencesial spirit from a young age, something I believe should be a responsibility of schools and universities to incorporate into curriculum in some way or another," he says. "Without intertwining the concepts of BIZ Experiencesship and education, students' potential may not be realized and their educational experience may not be maximized."
Want to hear more? If you can't make it to NYC for the first annual Student Voice Summit, you can follow the action on Twitter under hashtag #StuVoice or jump online for a weekly chat session about reform. Just follow @Stu_Voice for all the details.
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