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By Jamie McKenzie
In this article Jamie provides examples of what could be considered identity theft when folks go to buy or lease a new car. One more example of the need to read the fine print - and read with comprehension.
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By Jamie McKenzie
In this article first published in Knowledge Quest, a publication of the American School Librarians, Jamie demonstrates the importance of helping students to draw connections between questions as they map out an investigation.
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