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Jun 3, 2015
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keep it balanced..
Do some classic literature and some modern literature. You could teach the Lottery and then easily move into the Hunger games with the theme of scapegoating people for punishment. That's a theme you see in a lot of mythology as well. You could even read some science fiction and include a non fiction reading about who technology is changing the worl...See More
Keisha L.
well the students that I teach we go over mostly like American History and culture stories in books or at home from links and then do a paper on it
Jun 28, 2017
Jun 14, 2017
Yeah, it's why Trump's administration is the richest one in history.
According to the above statements, why is Trump's administration the richest one in history?
Mar 7, 2017
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Jan 10, 2017
Goal-focused, technical-minded and hardworking individual seeking a Degree Apprentice position in IT at TD securities where I can develop my knowledge of using different programming languages and methodologies and getting the opportunity to work on a variety of software/h...See More
Jul 18, 2016
Thanks for any help!
The Absolute True Diary of a Part-Time Indian is a blast.
On 12/02/16, Arleta wrote: > On 7/18/16, Elizabeth MP wrote: >> I'm looking for novel and short story suggestions for > my >> grades 9 - 12 classes. I am looking specifically for > books >> that deal with relationships, abuse, friendship, and >> building healthy relationships (both friendship and > romance). >...See More
Apr 14, 2016
I'd like to know about your experience. What book did you assign, and why was it challenged? What was the process? What arguments were used for and against it, and how did everything turn out in the end?
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D. Atkins
On 4/14/16, Jake La Jeunesse wrote: > Has anyone assigned a book that has been challenged by a > student or parent for censorship issues? > > I'd like to know about your experience. What book did you > assign, and why was it challenged? What was the process? > What arguments were used for and against it, and how did > everythin...See More
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