(NEW) CCMM Session 3: How to Teach a Great Lesson

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(NEW) CCMM Session 3: How to Teach a Great Lesson

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We hope you enjoy our new podcast from our CCMM Team. In this episode you will be encouraged and better equipped with overall lesson planning. Enjoy!

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Nov 18, 2016

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CCMM Session 3: Getting the Most from CC: Matt Bianco, Heather Shirley, and Tobin Duby sit down to talk the best ways parents and students can benefit from CC. by Everyday Educator
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2016 CC Catalog Article: History Lessons: The following article is an article from the 2016 Classical Conversations Catalog. History Lessons is written by Matt Bianco and is read by Caleb Skogen. You can find more articles like this in the online 2016 CC Catalog. by Everyday Educator
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(NEW) CCMM Session 3: How to Teach a Great Lesson

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