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Sep 19, 2010
Do any of my brilliant Reading, Writing, Literature, or Language Arts teachers use Interactive notebooks? OR Do you have any resource sites? If so, please share. Thanks!
If you're not familiar and want some general information here's some info... [link removed]
((I've even found myself tagging along and going to the SCIENCE professional developments.... lol just so I can get more info!!))
curiositycat
I'd love to hear how others use in them in ELA, too! I teach seventh-grade English and eighth-grade U.S. history. We use them in history every day, but I have yet to figure out a way to implement them in any sort of meaningful fashion in my English classes. The problem is that history involves quite a bit of information whereas English is so much a...See More
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