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Sep 18, 2011
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I have my idea on why my students are struggling but it would be most helpful to see what others think. If you don't want to do the survey I'd love to just see responses here. Thanks!
Anna
On 9/18/11, Kev wrote: > I'm currently working on my Master's and have decided to > tackle the struggles my students have with the Renaissance > as my main focus. It would be incredibly helpful if anyone > who has taught it (particularly to middle school kids but > any will do) could take this brief survey I've put together. > >...See More
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