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Using Journal Prompts in Social Studies
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Journal prompts can really help students gain a deeper understanding of a topic. If you are looking for new ways to develop critical thinking and foster academic discussion then you'll love today's episode.
Episode Highlights
- 5 steps to using journal prompts in social studies
- 10 journal prompt examples that can be used for virtually any social studies topic
- Walkthrough the 5 steps with one of the examples
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