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Writing in Science in Action

“Students are able to become scientifically literate at the same time that they are developing valuable thinking and literacy skills.”
—Betsy Rupp Fulwiler

Read a sample from Writing in Science in Action by Betsy Rupp Fulwiler. In it, Betsy looks at best-practice instruction for teaching students to make scientific comparisons and write about them. She addresses ideas to support your classroom instruction, such as:

  • helping students organize their notebooks effectively
  • teaching students to make scientific observations and comparisons over time
  • understanding how to assess student learning through their writing

Sample notebook entries and teacher checklists provide a picture of how you can intertwine science and literacy in your classroom.

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