Writing Tool / Plagiarism Detector
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Aug 4, 2010
LR
I used a journal entry for Bell Work with my 9th graders (If that's what you're talking about?) If so, I found it to be very ineffective. It worked for the first few weeks, but then one by one, the students would stop doing it, even if I was checking it randomly or everyday. I then switched it up and they did some grammar here and there, and they w...See More
Mae in Texas
I do writing workshop, so my "bell" work (when the first enter and get ready for the day) is to read a book. Mae
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