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Develop Critical Thinking Skills, Solve a Mystery, Learn Science: Creative Science Using Two Mystery Stories
Written by Dana M. Barry and Hideyuki Kanematsu
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Want to learn science? Solve a mystery? Develop Critical Thinking Skills, Solve a Mystery, Learn Science is an interdisciplinary approach for the teaching of science and language (reading).
Including two short stories and a detailed science education component, students will develop critical thinking skills, creative problem-solving skills, and will find themselves in the middle of two thrilling mysteries.
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