writing | Anne Markey

import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestParam; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController; import java.util.*; @RestController public class CheckoutController { @GetMapping("/checkout") public Map checkout( @RequestParam String products, @RequestParam(required = false) String coupon) { // Parse products Map productQuantities = new HashMap<>(); for (String productEntry : products.split(",")) { String[] parts = productEntry.split(":"); productQuantities.put( parts[0], // Product ID Integer.parseInt(parts[1]) // Quantity ); } // Build result Map result = new HashMap<>(); result.put("products", productQuantities); result.put("coupon", coupon != null ? coupon : "No coupon applied"); return result; } }

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Wooden blocks on soil show green symbols and “NET ZERO,” “CO₂.” Text: “Earth Day Lessons,” promoting reading and critical thinking.

Wooden blocks on soil show green symbols and “NET ZERO,” “CO₂.” Text: “Earth Day Lessons,” promoting reading and critical thinking.

Earth Day Lessons That Build Reading, Writing, and Critical Thinking

Earth Day presents a powerful opportunity to help students explore real-world issues while strengthening essential literacy skills. Instead of relying on simple crafts or worksheets, teachers can use Earth Day lessons that engage students with reading, writing, and critical thinking skills that matter long after April 22nd. When students connect environmental topics with deep thinking and purposeful reading and writing, learning becomes memorable and meaningful. Curriculu

Anne Markey

6 days ago3 min read

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