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K-12 students participating in environmental education programs at school do better on standardized tests in math, reading, writing, and social studies.
Numerous studies have shown that students at schools using some kind of environment-based curriculum do better academically than their peers at traditional schools, or show improvement after the introduction of environment-based education.
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