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Comic Strips
Understanding Comics -Ted Talks
Comics Make Learning Colorful
Teachers are beginning to accept comic strips as a tool for teaching literacy through group projects.
Create your own comic strips:
Make Beliefs Comix
Its fun and easy and works in several languages.
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