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Jun 19, 2012
Next time we're going to use a text set so we can explore stds. 7-9. I recommend this kind of work highly. We learned a lot!
Only problems: 1. Sometimes it was hard to separate our thinking into numbered standards. That's really not all bad since we were super-delving. 2. I had a really good text-to-world connection that we both thought helped our comprehension yet Calkins prohibited.
I hope you'll try it.
Judy
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