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Intrinsic Investigations: Exploring the Impact of Original Student Research

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<p>Intrinsic Investigations is a podcast to showcase the work and ideas of high school students after a year of conducting original research. By sharing their stories, we hope to normalize the challenges and frustrations that come with independent research and also share those moments where students transcend the normal grind of the school day to discover concepts that range from the global to deeply personal.</p>

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What is Intrinsic Investigations: Exploring the Impact of Original Student Research?
<p>Intrinsic Investigations is a podcast to showcase the work and ideas of high school students after a year of conducting original research. By sharing their stories, we hope to normalize the challenges and frustrations that come with independent research and also share those moments where students transcend the normal grind of the school day to discover concepts that range from the global to deeply personal.</p>
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