The idea of school gardens has been much discussed lately. The cause is an article in the Atlantic claiming that school gardens are a waste of time, effort, money, space and everything else.
You can read the article here.
A thoughtful, well-written response is here.
If you’d like to share your thoughts on school gardens or this dust-up, we would love to hear them.
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A school garden helps the student better understand the concept of the different branches of science and ecology, how water and air interact to grow the food you eat.
I have worked School gardens, and it support the science standards through the United States
It is very sad the most of the children in the United States will tell their teachers that food come trom the store and they can nor grab the concept of hoe most of the food they eat come from frams the includes the family farms.
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Its interesting
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