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May 15, 2016
lvea
On 5/15/16, Desiree Rutter wrote: > Any ideas on the main things to include on Introduction to > Entry. I feel I am being too informal when I am writing it. > Any guidance appreciated! Look at Rubric 4 (gray-scale area) and address those components vaguely...How will you show these principles in your entry?
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