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Dec 15, 2010
Thank you,
Michelle
asked and answered - Sara - hope it helps
br> > Great question - the purpose is to understand how other teachers > use Literature in their classrooms - different approaches, styles, > choice of author. Does this help? Thank you for responding.
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