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The document lists 5 reasons for science teachers to immediately register for the Scientix portal, including accessing an online portal, connecting with national contact points and teacher communities, learning about inquiry-based learning, and empowering themselves by joining the growing Scientix community at no cost. Registration is described as a simple process.
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