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Educators should work closely with students and families to collaboratively create an understanding of the expectations and what constitutes good citizenship in the classroom.
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Students understand what they read by connecting new details with things they read earlier in the book and with their Background Knowledge.
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We understand what we read by connecting new details with things we read earlier in the book and with our Background Knowledge.
Curiosity matters: A resource that explores why Curiosity matters, and how to spark it.
Critical thinking is the ability to evaluate information and consider ideas across different perspectives, to make decisions and solve problems.