It is important to think about one’s teaching.
What exactly am I teaching?
Why am I teaching this?
How will it help my students as writers (readers) (learners)?
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Independent Literacy Consultant; I work with individual schools, or school districts. I am available to travel nationally. Contact me: debrennersmith@comcast.netRecent Comments
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