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Oct 19, 2010
reading teacher
On 10/19/10, Elaine wrote: > We are having a discussion concerning this year's writing > prompt. Some believe it should begin with a simple written > piece that the students read, then respond to. I > completely disagree and feel that it would not be an > authentic writing assessment since some students may be > hindered by a low ...See More
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