Teach Students Real- Life Concepts in the Classroom

I think it is important to teach math, science, social studies, reading and writing using real-world concepts. How many times have you heard, "Why is this important?" Students often want to know, when they will ever use that important concept you just taught. How do you make things "real" in the classroom? Well, I like to use games, webquests, and simulations. The following are some ways I make it "real:" Click Here to Find Out More
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