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Teaching Writing Through Music and Imagery
Teaching Writing Through Music and Imagery PowerPoint Slides Thank you to all who attended my session today on Teaching Writing Through Music and Imagery! Attached for you (as promised) is the lesson and information that I’ve used in my classroom … Continue reading
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