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Sep 11, 2010
Portfolios have never been used in the school before and the classes are large and filled with students who are low performers and don't mind being low performers. It's a low income district so I will not be able to tell each student to get their own supplies.
Am I wasting my time? All the research I can find points to higher income districts, middle school levels and mostly art and English. I haven't found anything at all related to High School Math portfolios in the more challenging environments.
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