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I teach 7th grade science in Arkansas. Our students include a diverse population. We have students who live in poverty, and nearly 50% qualify for free and reduced lunches. I also have students in my class who are English as a second language learners. I feel fortunate to have the physical facility that we have. I do have lab tables and two sinks available to my students. The problem is that I do not have the equipment needed to do labs. My students seem to fall into two categories. First there are the ones who are eager to learn and soak up every opportunity given them. The second category are the reluctant learners. These are the students who have not had good educational experiences or struggle with learning. They are students who need to be convinced to learn.

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I teach 7th grade science in Arkansas. Our students include a diverse population. We have students who live in poverty, and nearly 50% qualify for free and reduced lunches. I also have students in my class who are English as a second language learners. I feel fortunate to have the physical facility that we have. I do have lab tables and two sinks available to my students. The problem is that I do not have the equipment needed to do labs. My students seem to fall into two categories. First there are the ones who are eager to learn and soak up every opportunity given them. The second category are the reluctant learners. These are the students who have not had good educational experiences or struggle with learning. They are students who need to be convinced to learn.

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