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In a class of their own, these teens use gaming to learn

Discover how Woolooware High uses Minecraft to teach inclusivity and problem-solving through engaging student projects.

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In a class of their own, these teens use gaming to learn

Discover how Woolooware High uses Minecraft to teach inclusivity and problem-solving through engaging student projects.

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theleader.com.au broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, July 10, 2025.

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In a class of their own, these teens use gaming to learn

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