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Explore the relationship between civil rights and financial literacy and between freedom and financial literacy. Define financial literacy, freedom, civil rights and financial security and state in a blog post your thoughts about each. Details »

Examine photos documenting the oldest organic material found on Earth preserved in salt crystals formed a quarter billion years ago. Listen as Jack Griffith describes the processes that led to the discovery of this ancient cellulose. Details »

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Help students unravel the mysteries and complexities of scientific concepts by training them to approach science texts in new ways. Learn effective strategies to help your students arrange ideas, understand text organization, set goals for reading, make meaningful connections, and persevere through challenging materials.