Hi~ How do you understand the structure of this sentence below?
Start with students’ experiences and interests / (in order) to create connections ~?
OR
start / with students’ experiences and interests to create connections ~ ?
In other words, “start by connecting students’ experiences and interests to the content of the material being taught”?
Thanks for your help~!
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John Dewey argued that teachers must start with students’ experiences and interests to create connections to the content of the material being taught.
Both. What difference in meaning do you see?
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