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Students must be able to find and craft interesting questions in order to truly be invested in what and how they learn.


Here are different arts techniques you can use for reading comprehension strategies.

Tessellations are mosaics using small squares to make repetitive patterns.

Written for high school students, this lesson correlates 10th grade Speaking and Listening Common Core Standards with Drama processes

In this technique, students enact a scene and the audience can introduce new characters at any time.

One idea was simply to give a word and have the students find a synonyms and an antonyms for that word and dance those words.

The hot-seating strategy requires deep understanding of a subject, and the ability to improvise while at the same time remaining within character.

This words lesson focuses on using dance to help guide vocabulary acquisition and an understanding of adjectives and verbs.
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