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Jun. 1st, 2019|08:27 pm |
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Stratford University professor Larry Cuban agrees. "When you teach subjects separate from one another -- you teach science, you teach math, you teach reading -- that means that there's a divorce between these contents, when in real life, they're not," Cuban said. "When you're cultivating a garden, you've got to know a lot about botany, insects, fertilizer, math, and a whole bunch of other things." |
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