Thank you for exploring Nurturing Informed Thinking

by Sunday Cummins

In this sample, read Chapter One: Why Read Across Multiple Sources? in which Sunday discusses:

what reading across sources looks like in the classroom
what happens for students as they examine multiple sources
how we can help students read across sources.

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