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Learning to Read and Reading to Learn

issue 58 sep 2016

We acknowledge that reading is important. But why is this so? Ms Jeyalaxmy Ayaduray and …

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Let’s Talk (and Read and Write) Science

issue 50 sep / oct 2014

In Science, teachers take pains to help students understand scientific concepts and principles. But for …

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Arguing to Learn

issue 50 sep / oct 2014

Despite how it sounds, argumentation is not antagonistic! In fact, it drives both students and …

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Explaining Science PRO-fessionally

issue 50 sep / oct 2014

Is there a mental structure that can help students answer science questions? Two teachers work …

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The Makings of History

issue 44 sep / oct 2013

There are always two sides to every story. But what happens when there are different, …

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