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Applications for Education
I've been on the road this week, but when I get back home I plan to start moving many of the resources on my classroom blog into pages for easier navigation by my students. When completed my students will no longer have to search the archives for older resources because as I teach US History I'll be organizing my pages by era in US History. If you teach another subject you can use the same concept to organize resources by unit or theme.
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