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    <title>Aaron Dungca</title>
    <description>Aaron Dungca is a former teacher, lover of nature, and his family, currently living in Massachusetts. Aaron Dungca's interests span from technology to food. He is also writing about fitness, coffee, and beginning his own entrepreneurship blog. Aaron Dungca has many interests and goals for the future. He has a goal that will include talking about new gadgets, new software, or just new trendy things. He is excited about being able to share his interest with many others out there.
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      <description>The system is now more focused on growing technologies and obsessed with mathematics, science, and engineering curriculum. The emphasis on these departments has made the educational system totally shift its focus from other vocational skills. This has discouraged young people with those skills and made them feel unwanted, says Aaron Dungca, a high school teacher and lover of nature. What does the future hold for American education? Read on as Aaron Dungca walks you through this.
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