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May 3, 2017
I only wrote a paragraph to describe my student writing samples, and I still have half of the page to fill in. I don't know what else to write, but I feel like it's a mistake to leave so much blank space. Is this a place to describe the instruction leading up to the assignment, or the reasons why I assigned that writing prompt? I feel like I already covered that in the written commentary.
Thank you!
SpedTeacher99
Early/Middle Childhood Literacy
Lilou
On 5/04/17, SpedTeacher99 wrote: > Early/Middle Childhood Literacy > My group was wondering the same thing too for EMC Lit!
Lilou
On 5/04/17, SpedTeacher99 wrote: > Early/Middle Childhood Literacy > My group was wondering the same thing too for EMC Lit!
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Please clarify what you are working on.
On 5/03/17, SpedTeacher99 wrote: > Hi all, > > I only wrote a paragraph to describe my student writing samples, and I still have half of the page to fill in. I don't know what else ...See More