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- I am a firm believer in "active reading" and my students always kept reading journals...
Posted by jenny444 on Oct 11, 2008 in the English teachers Group. - Pearl's birth, accepted by Nature, is, perhaps, an indication that the Puritanical moral code is...
Posted by mwestwood on Oct 11, 2008 in the The Scarlet Letter Group. - How awful! Is it all glue, or a component of the glue that causes these break outs, or do they...
Posted by amy-lepore on Oct 11, 2008 in the Health Group. - I like to tell my students to create a movie behind my eyelids. They should include sensory...
Posted by amy-lepore on Oct 11, 2008 in the Creative Writing Group. - Remember that the Nymph does not agree to go with the shepherd and be his love...she basically...
Posted by amy-lepore on Oct 11, 2008 in the The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd Group. - Linda, I am so thrilled that it worked for you! I firmly believe that literature circles and...
Posted by amy-lepore on Oct 11, 2008 in the English teachers Group. - Even television is a great teaching tool if used effectively. The idea is to teach our kids...
Posted by amy-lepore on Oct 11, 2008 in the Technology in the Classroom Group. - Sometimes, novels seem long and drawn out for a reason. Think of the pain and suffering,...
Posted by amy-lepore on Oct 11, 2008 in the The Old Man and the Sea Group. - Interesting how so much of what was on the minds of Americans in the 1970's is still on the minds...
Posted by amy-lepore on Oct 11, 2008 in the History Group. - Do you keep a journal? Your fear may subside if you are regularly writing and in that writing...
Posted by amy-lepore on Oct 11, 2008 in the Literature Group. - I firmly believe it should be much more difficult for an abortion to take place. In many states...
Posted by mrstyler on Oct 11, 2008 in the Social Sciences Group.

