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yesterday, 2016
"The coming weeks", is that referring to what I am going to do after Sample 3?
My student has made a lot of gains through this process, so the objectives I originally set have almost been met: working on spelling and writing complete sentences.
Would I discuss the gains this child has made through writing, or should I focus on sample 3 and talk about the next steps?
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