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Jun 29, 2011
Mark
There are many different strategies, including those you've mentioned. I learned "the hard way," by trying to do it all myself, and then realized how absurd it was to ignore the work already done by many other teachers. Search for existing teaching guides, lesson plans, and study guides for the novel you're using. Adapt and extend those materials, ...See More
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