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2. Most likely it's "The wave of the future"

Sun Apr 28, 2013, 01:50 PM

Apr 2013

Then all children and their parents can be "on the same page," so to speak. The one that "helps" us to know what to think and accept, no doubt.

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Is having no text books common in elementary schools now? [View all] Nikia Apr 2013 OP

Getting more common in all schools now. For the worse. mbperrin Apr 2013 #1

Most likely it's "The wave of the future" We People Apr 2013 #2

yes. MichiganVote Apr 2013 #3

Even when we have textbooks, LWolf Apr 2013 #4

Not where I'm at... savebigbird Apr 2013 #5

Not where I teach proud2BlibKansan Apr 2013 #6