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Apr 6, 2009
The whole class is working on the same text during this time correct?
If the teacher chooses to work with a small group then the rest of the class can work in different formats right? For instance: 1 group of 4 or 5 students to work with the teacher a couple of students working with partners. and a couple more working individually.
But still, all are working on the same text.
Just trying to get a clear picture. Thanks
bravereader
On 4/06/09, TexTeach wrote: > There is something that confuses me about GR the Big Blocks > way. I'm sure I'm making it more difficult than it needs to be. > > The whole class is working on the same text during this time > correct? > > If the teacher chooses to work with a small group then the > rest of the class can work in...See More
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