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Monthly Archives: December 2020
“No, David!” Confusion Does Not Teach.
I was covering a second-grade class. The teacher asked me to read No, David! by David Shannon. Throughout the book, David, a young child, makes bad choices. One student yelled out “David needs a spanking!” I immediately recognized a teachable … Continue reading
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