Iowa teachers take summer work-based learning experiences back to the classroom

Amy Tursi teaches students at Marion High School how to survive a zombie apocalypse.

The class delves into communication including sign language, Morse code and binary systems for computer science, edible plants and how to grow food and drawing blueprints to build the “ultimate shelter.”

It was an effort to engage more students in science that the idea for a zombie apocalypse class was created by Tursi, science teacher Ryley Robinson and Marion High’s assistant principal Chris Raymond…

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