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April 18, 2018April 18, 2018megankortlandt

Google it: 3 Ways to Turn Students into Vocabulary Explorers

We want our students to be flexible thinkers who can not only survive, but thrive in their explorations beyond our classroom walls. Taking a cue from Google and shifting our vocabulary instruction from defining to exploring is one way to move toward that goal.

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