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ATTRIBUTIONSome of the ideas in this lesson may have been adapted from earlier, unacknowledged sources without our knowledge. If the reader believes this to be the case, please let us know, and appropriate corrections will be made. Thanks. |
1. Original Source: 2. Modified by: Larry Flammer 3. Reviewed / Edited by: Martin Nickels, Craig Nelson, Jean Beard: 12/15/97 4. Edited / Revised for website by L. Flammer 1/22/98 |
The following is a useful worksheet for students to complete while reading the article, to help focus and direct their reading. A KEY follows, for teacher use, or for use by students as a self-check. |
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