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Professional Development
Making Math Relevant By Mary Ellen Bafumo
Thinking About Thinking By Peter W. Cookson, Jr.
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Author Interview
Carl Hiaasen: "Delightfully Juvenile" By Jessica Rae Patton, Associate Editor
From funny adult whodunits to environmentalist teen thrillers, this best-selling author's books provoke the conscience and excite new readers.
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School Story
A Museum You Can Touch By Katherine Pierpont, Senior Editor
With a classroom museum that's packed to the rafters, Keil Hileman is putting history into the hands of his students
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Articles
History Detectives By John Fuchs
Asking your students to weigh the evidence from events in history can strengthen their critical thinking and analyzing skills
Good Advice By Lisa S. Dryden
Letter writing in a "Dear Abby" format can encourage your reluctant writers to dig deeper into books by dispensing advice to troubled characters
Falling Out of the Tree of Life By Peter Sís
A masterful author and illustrator shares some of the interesting background material that didn't make it into his biography of Charles Darwin
Our Finest Moments By Paula Carter
A school concert unites a diverse community in a common bond – love for their children.
Digital Storytelling By Flora Iacchia
This introduction to digital painting will encourage your students to illustrate a story of their very own
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