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I truly enjoyed today's

Submitted by Diedre Bennett on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 1:11pm.

I truly enjoyed today's lesson.  I saw the soduku puzzle as a form if inquiry, in that we had to develop our own strategies to solve the puzzle. I took from this lesson, that students can't always be taught one way, that many paths must be presented to allow them to find an outcome. 

 

Deidre

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