Middle School Extension
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[edit] Welcome to MSEThe aim of this project, Middle School Extension (MSE) is to produce a series of informative articles for children aged 11-14, designed to enrich students outside of the classroom. The subjects will be appealing to young adults, and the writing will be light and friendly. These articles will be richly illustrated with photographs, diagrams, sketches, and original drawings. The texts will also follow a format, so that each booklet, while different, will also have certain common features. Development will happen online here at Wikibooks, and some of the finished articles may go into print. In the future, a static online version of MSE could be set up as a new project and "completed" versions will go there. However even the "completed" versions will be updated from time to time with changes posted to Wikibooks. Please see What is MSE? for more information about this project. |
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[edit] Current TitlesThere are currently many articles in development. For information on creating new titles see the New Title Policy. [edit] Leap into MathMathematics [edit] Leap into ScienceChemistry [edit] News
[edit] How to HelpIt's easy to get started. Just click on an edit button and begin writing! At Middle School Extension we encourage you to be bold and edit articles. MSE is a collaborative project and there are many ways to help.
You can also check the Projects bulletin board to find active projects that are looking for participants. |
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[edit] Featured CollaborationsAfter a certain period of development, the project administrator (currently has NO powers outside of this project) will nominate some special articles. The administrator is currently User:AuroraBooks. Template:MSE:Featured New Article |
[edit] StubsStubs are short and incomplete articles. A list of MSE article stubs can be found at MSE Stubs. We encourage you to 'grow' (develop) these articles by clicking 'edit this page' up the top. [edit] DiscussionYou can discuss the project at Talk:Middle School Extension and Assistance Reading Room. |
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