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What Miss Frizzle Teaches Me About Teaching - Part Two: Make Mistakes

Tamisha A. Tyler, Bethany Theological Seminary

How are you doing with taking chances? Are you engaging the wonder in your students, or are you still grading participation posts? If you read part one then you know what I’m talking about. For today’s episode of what Miss Frizzle teaches us about teaching, we learn about ...

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