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A middle school science instructor in Durango, Colorado, Benjamin Ritter introduces students to basic physical science using hands-on circuit kits. He also coordinates the school’s annual science fair, guiding student projects through initial design and testing. Ritter earned a BS in Elementary Education from Augustana College and works within the local public school district.

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