The Continental Drift Theory With Alfred Wegener by Larry Mar B. Bautista
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This document introduces a project created by the Angeles City National Trade School Science Department to help students learn about the Continental Drift Theory. The project was designed to teach the topic in a creative and fun way to improve student understanding and performance. It also aims to help teachers improve their teaching abilities to make learning more efficient and memorable. The document lists the authors and illustrators involved in creating the project.
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