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Justin is joined by Colleen Kelley to discuss the importance of foundational skills that lead to student success. What skill do you think they focus on? Hint: you just used that skill as you are perusing these show notes!
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Colleen Kelley, PhD, is a retired chemistry professor and current elementary school science teacher. You can learn more about her and her efforts to improve chemistry education for all ages at the links below.
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