Sprowls: Florida created 'Portraits in Patriotism' to teach civics via interviews
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Florida House Speaker Chris Sprowls outlines Florida's Portraits in Patriotism educational program to host Joe Lonsdale.
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“So we rolled out this program last year we passed called Portraits and Patriotism. And what it does is it's modeled off of the Holocaust Museum where they did the interviews with Holocaust survivors about what it was like to be in concentration camps. And then they have this program that essentially holograms these people and allows kids in a class to virtually interview them.”
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