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Pop Quiz: Music in the Classroom

Jennifer — January 22, 2014

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I am Jennifer and this is my official first post on School of Doubt. I am public school science teacher in Pennsylvania and I without further ado here is today’s pop quiz. This week in my class we measured the densities of various drinks in order to estimate their sugar …

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Jennifer

Pop Quiz: Music in the Classroom

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