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May 24, 2017May 17, 2017Rebekah O'Dell

Fostering Reflection in Narrative Writing

Today’s guest post is from Liz Matheny (@matheeli) I like to open and close the year with reflective, narrative writing. I do this for two reasons: to help my students explore themselves and their experiences, but also to help them see the growth in their writing. One of my favorite ways to do is to […]

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