We spoke to three Florida teachers about what #TeachingIs.

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Students at Miami-Dade high schools are leading classmates through health lessons.

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Broward College is cutting student debt by refusing to allow students to borrow more than they need.

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How new Bright Futures requirements are changing the college plans of Florida students.

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Students at Florida Atlantic University are building a robot boat for a global competition.

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Florida students miss out on at least $130 million in federal grants for college because they don't apply for them. Here's how Miami-Dade County schools are helping students complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA.

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At dinner tables around Florida, parents are asking a question: What's going on with my child's math homework? We explain why math lessons are changing with Common Core.

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Florida schools say they're struggling to upgrade technology needed for new online exams and digital lessons.

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Students at eleven Miami-Dade elementary schools also will soon be eating kale, tomatoes and guava they grow themselves.

The gardens -- dubbed “food forests” -- are part of a program to teach kids to eat more healthy and to teach them the science of farming and nutrition.

It Takes A 'Forest' To Feed An Elementary School

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