119 OTT: Why should teachers include inspiring Read Alouds in the STEM classroom?
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119 OTT: Why should teachers include inspiring Read Alouds in the STEM classroom?
Finding stories that inspire students is the goal of primary teachers around the world. What you do with them after you have found the perfect books is where the magic lies. Today Brooke Brown from Teaching Outside the Box sits down with me to talk all about literature and STEM. You won't want to miss it!
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