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LitLinks: How to use diverse kidlit to model STEM careers for BIPOC students
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GUEST BLOGGER SUSAN JOHNSTON TAYLOR Students may already be familiar with popular poetic forms like...
LitLinks: 5 ways to use nonfiction kidlit in the classroom
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Many of the teachers I speak with are not finding the info-licious...
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GUEST BLOGGER LISA L. OWENS When nonfiction readers have an opportunity to make meaningful outside-the-book...
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