Updated: 04 Jul 2018
A poster to encourage students to look for answers in three different places before asking the teacher.
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A poster to encourage students to look for answers in three different places before asking the teacher.
Display this educational poster in your classroom to remind your students that there are alternatives to asking the teacher when it comes to solving problems!
The poster encourages the students to look for answers in three different places before asking the teacher.
This may be particularly useful for students who are completing inquiry-based or project-based tasks.
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