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Quixote1818

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6. Agree. It needs to be taught in a way that is interesting too.

Reply to mmonk (Reply #3)

Sat Mar 7, 2015, 10:10 PM

Mar 2015

I remember being so excited to take Marine Biology and was board stiff. All we learned about what phylum's etc. Marine Biology was the last thing I wanted to study after that class. I am sure real Marine Biology is amazing.

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What science says about the benefits of homework [View all] Quixote1818 Mar 2015 OP

I'd like to see some follow-up studies, as well. But, great topic! HuckleB Mar 2015 #1

There have been a lot since Cooper's book was published. Igel Mar 2015 #4

The home environment is huge. HuckleB Mar 2015 #5

My daughter's 5th grade teacher had the right idea cyberswede Mar 2015 #2

I think we should make a taxpayer push for increased science study and inquiry mmonk Mar 2015 #3

Agree. It needs to be taught in a way that is interesting too. Quixote1818 Mar 2015 #6

The class my daughter is getting a 96% in AwakeAtLast Mar 2015 #7

I'm a HS teacher and I strongly endorse this jimlup Mar 2015 #8