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science and writing

Submitted by Cynthia Henderson on Wed, 07/23/2008 - 1:13pm.
Ann was helpful in helping me to understand how science can be more incorporated in science.Closure seems to be a need for young minds in the content area.Pictures seem to be the primary communicator rather than words with younger students.Sensory perception,prior knowledge,and experiences makes a big difference.

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