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Jul 8, 2014
Sara
On 7/08/14, Danielle C. wrote: > Our current curriculum is just a checklist of standards we > need to hit followed by the core writing genres (narrative, > informational, argumentative) I struggled to teach LAL last > year and looking for some guidance! I am from NJ. I have > stumbled upon Louisiana's website and they have a great &g...See More
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