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August 2012 revisions

Submitted by iwaldron on Tue, 08/07/2012 - 4:39am.

The revisions of the Student Handout include clarification of the instructions and some improvements in the questions, including new questions at the end of Part I to facilitate the transition to Part II. In the revised Teacher Preparation Notes, we have clarified and expanded the instructions for carrying out this activity and we have added suggestions for substituting a student-designed investigation as Part II of this activity.

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