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Jan 5, 2017
I have chosen a sophomore class for the knowledge of students, and the same sophomore class for the assessments which I will focus on an aspect of our writing curriculum.
I want to know how other people see the Participation in Learning Communities. I plan to talk about a learning team I worked on which focused on the same sophomore class, but it is about the approach to literature and not about writing.
Do you think writing about the same class but about a topic different from the focus of my assessments and knowledge of student sections is acceptable.
Thanks!
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Hope that helps!
On 1/05/17, NatiVol wrote: > I am working ...See More