Quick Guide: Using Graphic Novels to Teach Reluctant Readers
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Quick Guide: Using Graphic Novels to Teach Reluctant Readers

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2026-02-13
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Practical classroom strategies to use graphic novels like Traveling to Mars and Sweet Paprika to teach sequencing, inference, and comprehension.

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