After the Bell: Parents as teachers—how teachers can help parents promote science literacy | NSTA

After the Bell: Parents as teachers—how teachers can help parents promote science literacy

Science Scope—September 2002

This article contains three simple, highly effective strategies that can be shared with parents to encourage students' more active learning, thinking, and processing of information.

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