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Researchers: Books about Difficult, Adult Subjects Make Kids Better Readers
Students are able to relate to characters facing difficult decisions and think about how they would react to a situation described in the book.
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Researchers: Books about Difficult, Adult Subjects Make Kids Better Readers
Ivey and Johnston interviewed one teacher who said books that dealt with drugs, sex, and other issues made it easier to discuss those subjects in class.
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Researchers: Books about Difficult, Adult Subjects Make Kids Better Readers
Discussions about books, “made it a safe way to kind of get into these things,” the teacher said. Reading disturbing books also made students more likely to learn as a group, the…
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Researchers: Books about Difficult, Adult Subjects Make Kids Better Readers
With the troubling texts, sometimes it is “really necessary to grab everybody around you and put all heads around it and teach each other,” Ivey said.
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Researchers: Books about Difficult, Adult Subjects Make Kids Better Readers
“More and different kinds of learning happens in those situations.” I’m Dan Novak.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
Scientists say they have successfully reproduced corals to improve their resistance to warmer ocean temperatures.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
The latest effort is one of many that seeks to prevent major coral destruction events known as bleaching.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
The scientists blame the bleaching on ocean warming caused by climate change.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
Coral bleaching happens when the small ocean animals react to climate pressures by releasing algae organisms that provide them with energy and give them their color.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
If the bleaching is severe and long-lasting, corals can get sick and die.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
Scientists and environmental officials have warned major bleaching events are currently affecting ocean coral collections in many areas across the world.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
Many researchers link the continued warming of Earth’s oceans to climate changes related to human activities. In April, the U.S.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and International Coral Reef Initiative said at least 53 countries, territories, or local
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
economies reported ongoing bleaching events since February 2023.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
The latest research aimed to reproduce corals that can become more resistant to warm ocean temperatures.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
To do this, the researchers used a method known as selective breeding. Scientists have long used this method to produce animals and plants with more desirable characteristics
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
This process can produce living things that are better able to deal with, or tolerate, different environmental conditions.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
Selective breeding is now a main method used by scientists to study how the process can prevent ocean warming from killing off corals.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
The new research was led by scientists at Britain’s Newcastle University.
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
The team recently reported their findings in a study appearing in the publication Nature Communications
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