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What a wonderful service, especially to launch during the summer when students and teachers have more time to peruse the offerings. I plan to revamp and submit some of the better letters I have sent to parents of my tutoring clients for study techniques for memorization and critical thinking skills.
Hi . I have a wonderful project that is fun, engaging, time-consuming and accomplished a number of tasks and objectives. This project can be modified to fit various grade levels and subject area. It is an excellent project for sumer school or at any time during the school year. I use it to decorate the classroom and give a special incentive to unruly students. The Old “Collage”. You simply have students cut out, bring in, however, numerous pictures of subjects;ie.- music celebrities. Arrange them on large poster or construction paper. glue them down and, Voila! – Instant room decorations, writing prompts, student work display; etc.. The ideas are endless and as I said , very engaging to students.
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