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April 13, 2017April 12, 2017megankortlandt

Scaffolding Authentic Literary Analysis

Sometimes we need to scaffold the thinking that goes into writing more than we need to scaffold where a topic sentence goes in a paragraph. Mentor texts can help with that!

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