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Tonjes, january 1, 2006, kendallhunt publishing company edition. Creating an integrated approach to literacy instruction. Part b consists of seven chapters of strategies for teaching and learning in content areas, with material on lesson planning, multicultural literature, and writing. Use a fresh 21st century skills approach to address the common difficulties associated with teaching adolescents to read content area material. As library staff and their communities move online for their learning, its perhaps no surprise that there are a wealth of opportunities available this month. There are some lessons in which you want children to learn deeply about historical events and really delve into the material through projects and meaningful activities.
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