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Hydroponic Garden Becomes an Open-Air Chemistry Lesson.

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Growing vegetable gardens in schools has become a common practice. Children learn, through hands-on experience, about healthy eating habits, the origin of food, and connect with the cycles of nature. Some educators even use food cultivation as a pedagogical tool for teaching subjects. This is the case of Professor Romério Cossi, who has used a hydroponic garden to teach practical Chemistry classes. A teacher at the Renascer Municipal Elementary …
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Growing vegetable gardens in schools has become a common practice. Children learn, through hands-on experience, about healthy eating habits, the origin of food, and connect with the cycles of nature. Some educators even use food cultivation as a pedagogical tool for teaching subjects. This is the case of Professor Romério Cossi, who has used a hydroponic garden to teach practical Chemistry classes. A teacher at the Renascer Municipal Elementary …

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CicloVivo broke the news on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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