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At this point, I will have the students begin to recall facts and ideas, organize the information, write an interesting and informational topic sentence, write a paragraph paying attention to transitions, word choice, and details and elaboration, and edit these writing pieces. Then I can collect these items and assess any or all of the standards I want with the rubrics I have created. I can also use the information from them to re-teach a skill as necessary.

 

 

 


 
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