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Aug 19, 2013
Happy Librarian
Hi, Sarah! Not sure what you mean by "teaching"? Even a traditional read aloud would be teaching, if you had selected the book for...theme? inference? etc...and asked questions before, during and after, plus student discussion. Do you mean "teaching" as in Information Literacy lessons (evaluating sources, how to cite sources, databases, etc.)? Both...See More
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