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    KidCitizen: Primary source inquiry for young learners
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    I just read a delightful blog post describing the work of pre-K, 1st grade, and 3rd grade teachers using the Question Formulation Technique, with young learners.

    Little Wonderers: Adapting the QFT for Early Learners, by Maame Conduah,  Katy Connolly  ,   Sarah Westbrook  , Dr. Cora Causey and Dr. Amelia Spencer.

     
    I tried using the image in the blog post, but it wouldn't work on this page. Maybe a reader here can suggest a good one! 
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