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Dr. Richard Robinson interviews Rachael Gabriel with questions and quotes from chapter 3 of Doing disciplinary literacy: Teaching reading and writing across the content areas.
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Clinical psychologist Dr. Joshua Acocella-Stollerman discusses his perspective as someone with both deep and broad knowledge of the mechanics and implications of assessments in students lives. Some of what he shares may surprise you, and will surely inspire you. See the links for transcripts and …
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