During the speed dating event, the students were allowed to mingle and chat with one another for no longer than five minutes each
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Thomas Galvez
International Educator (High School Social Studies Teacher & Technology Learning Coach); Learner; Apple Distinguished Educator; Music Lover; Traveler; Amateur Photographer; Californian.