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By Roni Jo Draper, Paul Broomhead, Amy Petersen Jensen, and Daniel Siebert
If you are looking for a book chapter that will help you think through content area reading and writing beyond taking tests and basic writing, read this. Facilitators planning and/or framing the thinking of a group that includes content and literacy specialists will appreciate how the…
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By Elizabeth Birr Moje
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