Snapshots from inclusion
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Students in an inclusion and ESL class worked in pairs on various projects from January to February 2011, cooperating and collaborating to illustrate and explain concepts while modeling behaviors for each other. They planned, wrote, and illustrated stories which they then shared by publishing and presenting their work to the class.
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- 6. Planning, Writing and Illustrating