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"I hear I forget, I see I remember, I do I understand."
"I hear I forget, I see I remember, I do I understand."
LIFE teaming up with Wells Fargo
LIFE teaming up with Wells Fargo

Mission
Mission
To promote good youth citizenship by preparing young adults to live independently, and equip them with the necessary tools to become successful in today's every-changing society.
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The Do Principle
The Do Principle
The "Do Principle" is a teaching method derived from an old proverb developed by the Chinese philosopher and reformer Confucius. There are 3 basic types of learning styles; visual, auditory, kinesthetic. Growing up, we as children, we depend on these senses to process the world around us. As we get older, we rely on the use of one of those senses more than others. The "Do Principle" is a perfect fusion of all 3 learning styles in one. It ensures that every student is able to absorb the information being taught.
- Wayne Jackson
LIFE Program Graduate
- Wayne Jackson
LIFE Program Graduate
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