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  • Gen George A McCall School
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Nearly all students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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My elementary science students have voracious curiosities. For us, abstract literacy and mathematics concepts are best taught via arts and sciences inquiry, where my students are encouraged to ask "Why?" through all five senses. This process has little to do with memorizing word definitions. Instead, word comprehension is firmly rooted in long-term memory, in context, by seeing, smelling, listening, hearing, and tasting the words in action.

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My elementary science students have voracious curiosities. For us, abstract literacy and mathematics concepts are best taught via arts and sciences inquiry, where my students are encouraged to ask "Why?" through all five senses. This process has little to do with memorizing word definitions. Instead, word comprehension is firmly rooted in long-term memory, in context, by seeing, smelling, listening, hearing, and tasting the words in action.

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