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October 25, 2024October 22, 2024Aishwarya M

Flash Proofreading Inspired by Rebekah’s Flash Revision

I tried Rebekah O’Dell’s Flash Revision and loved the results. Later in the unit, one of my students asked, “Why don’t you help me with a timer while proofreading too? It’s harder than revision.”

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