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Yet another resource for y'all! I have been reading the University of Wisconsin's Scout Report that is published every Friday (except the one that falls between Chris5mas and New Years) electronically. Its a terrific resource to online materials and I've been reading it at least since I was grounded for two cataract surgeries in the mid-1990s. I can recommend it highly as a resource for nearly anybody teaching anything. I regularly see extracts to my niece who's a math teacher as well as her husband who's a history teacher. I recently sent the math lady some materials they recommended for teaching math to kids who aren't quite up to high school math yet and material from the Census Bureau that the Scout recommended for getting kids excited about using the old Census data materials in his social science classes. I even mentioned to my niece's husband how exc8ted I'd been to go back to the 1940 data which took place after my percents were married and before I or my siblings or co (1 Message)
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