26. Wait for It… Using Slow Reveals
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In this episode, Justin shares how slow reveal graphs, texts, and images have transformed engagement in his social studies classroom. By revealing information piece by piece, students are encouraged to observe closely, discuss what they notice, and think critically about what the data or image represents.
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