Standing in line

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Steve Williams

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Introduction
Lines can be used for different purposes, such as exploring concepts using examples, gauging degrees of agreement and disagreement, or identifying degrees of preference. One advantage of the line up is that pupils take an initial stance, as they do in ‘thumbs up’, and then discuss their...

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