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What does the term complementary learning mean?
 
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Early in the 21st century, ____ will be the fastest-growing population.
 
  a. African Americans
  b. Hispanics
  c. Asian Americans
  d. Pacific Islanders



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ANSWER: When teachers and families create real partnerships, their spheres of influence overlap and form a caring community around students. In order for children to be successful, support from families, early childhood programs, health and social service agencies, businesses, libraries, museums, and other community resources need to be linked together in order to create what is known as complementary learning. t does the term

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theo

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Reply 2 on: Sep 15, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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