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Mar 26, 2011
Sara
On 3/26/11, agsrule! wrote: > I have a parent that is concerned about her daughter's lack > of confidence in her writing ability. The student is in my > 7th pre-ap LA class, and she is an excellent writer. Her > writing is very advanced compared to the average 7th grader. > The student has only been in my class for 2 months, but her ...See More
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