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Jun 11, 2011
Ariel in the Night Kitchen
I like that idea, Margaret. Another writing approach that I used for student journals that works for all subjects is having students write guided tours of something- such as a cell, their mouths, the school, a favourite book, etcetera. I got some entertaining, detailed writing from reluctant writers when I gave them free choice of topic- tours of v...See More
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