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Integrating literacy in the science classroom

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As science students build their scientific literacy, they also build their general literacy—their capacity to read, write, and think across all disciplines. Science teachers are uniquely positioned to integrate science and literacy. In fact, integrating literacy into science is beneficial to both science and ELA classrooms, where students can build their skills in asking questions, listening to explanations, presenting conclusions, reading and critical thinking, and even working on basic vocabulary development.

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