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Pros and Cons of Homework
by Anika Fajardo
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Just like the rest of the body, the brain needs exercise. When homework is designed well, it helps students form new connections in their brains. Find out more in Pros and Cons of Homework, a title in the Open for Debate series.
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Pros and Cons of Animal Testing
by Gail Terp
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Mice share more than 95 percent of their genes with humans. Researchers have used mice to study leukemia, improving the cancer survival rate in the United States. Find out more in Pros and Cons of Animal Testing, a title in the Open for Debate series.
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Pros and Cons of the Electoral College
by Sue Bradford Edwards
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The Electoral College makes sure every state is fairly represented in a presidential election. However, this means that sometimes a president can get elected without winning the popular vote. Find out more in Pros and Cons of The Electoral College, a title in the Open for Debate series.
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Pros and Cons of Vaccines
by Patricia Hutchison
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In the 1900s, nearly 300 million people died from the smallpox disease. By 1980, after millions of people received the smallpox vaccine, smallpox had disappeared from the world. Find out more in Pros and Cons of Vaccines, a title in the Open for Debate series. These books explore some of the most highly debated
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Pros and Cons of Playing Video Games
by Rachel Seigel Seigel
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While video games were traditionally for entertainment only, they are now becoming a teaching tool in the classroom. They can help to develop a person's focus and concentration. Find out more in Pros and Cons of Playing Video Games, a title in the Open for Debate series.
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