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November 17, 2020Kristin Bond

Talking to Teachers: “Writing Beside Them” and the Power of Revision

In this edition of T2T, I am speaking with yet another recent colleague from the American Community School of Abu Dhabi (see my previous post where I talked to Matt Foss an IB Language and Literature teacher). Jordan Moog is a grade 9 Global Studies and AP US History teacher and you will gain a […]

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