To help students see the value of what they’re learning, show them how the curriculum connects to the real world.

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Before her career as a novelist, Toni Morrison was a teacher. The famed American author, best known for works such as Beloved and Song of Solomon, was born in Lorain, Ohio, in 1931. After attending ...

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Les Brown uses the story of the bamboo tree to explain why progress often feels invisible. For years, nothing seems to happen above ground — but roots are growing. Then suddenly, rapid growth appears.

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