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What’s the Big Idea?

Putting Concept Maps into the Hands of Your Students

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Throughout twenty years of teaching in the primary grades, my classroom structure and style of teaching has altered a little each year. I am currently teaching first grade and have an active group of twenty-two students. Knowing the days of larger class sizes are looming overhead I am grateful for my current class size. Among these students, two who are staffed with behavior IEPs (Individual Education Plans) and two are staffed with academic IEPs. I share this information so you know that this approach helps all students achieve success. All twenty-two students are present during science instruction.

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Malin, J. (2011). What’s the Big Idea?. In: Hand, B., Norton-Meier, L. (eds) Voices from the Classroom. SensePublishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-451-5_11

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