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Not so Final Thoughts..

Submitted by Moira Messick on Fri, 07/31/2009 - 10:26am.

When asked to review my initial thoughts, I thought "uh-oh what did I type?"  I was pleased to see that I still agree with my initial analysis as a great springboard for inquiry.  I suppose I just want to add that it is accepatable to begin with my own "story" / question that will inspire students while adding the students' "stories"to develp a group "story."  These stories will change with the dynamics of each class from year to year.

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