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Monthly Archives: June 2018
Letter to Jason Reynolds, author of Ghost
Dear Jason, I work in an impoverished community where sports are very important. To some, it is the only thing that is important to them. Learning may not be a high priority regardless of all the tricks teachers and school … Continue reading
Posted in Instruction, Secondary Education, Students, YA Books
Tagged Book Review, ILA, instruction, Jason Reynolds
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#Picademy Reflection: Everyone Should Code
I know my stuff, or at least I thought I did prior to heading to Jersey City for #PiCademy. I coded in high school and tinker with web sites from time to time. I am very intelligent in my building … Continue reading
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