How to teach summarizing, improve learning,stop plagiarizing
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Sep 21, 2007
We are now required to give oral literacy assessments from
Mondo and to do small group oral literacy groups. Does
anyone else do this and what do you think about it? How
am I supposed to do these small groups when I do four
blocks? We are not a four blocks school, but I've pretty
much been able to do what I want up until now. Dawn/FL
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Barb Scott
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Brad & deb,
I changed your subject line, but Lucy Calkins is having a seminar in
Detroit soon (if anyone is interested.) I was amazed at how young she
looked in the flyer; I was sure with someone with so much knowledge
was up there in years also.
Barb S
Brad & deb,
I changed your subject line, but Lucy Calkins is having a seminar in
Detroit soon (if anyone is interested.) I was amazed at how young she
looked in the flyer; I was sure with someone with so much knowledge
was up there in years also.
Barb S
deb
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heinemann is the one who hosts Calkins
Did you try there? deb
heinemann is the one who hosts Calkins
Did you try there? deb
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On 9/27/07, brad wrote:
> Basically what we've been told is "If you can think
>> it, you can say it. If you can say it you can write it. If
>> you can write it, you can read it."
>
> I'm pretty sure I don't believe this statement.
Brad.... I am pretty sure I absolutely trul...See More