Re: [teacherartexchange] Reflection as a Teaching Tool

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Date: Tue Dec 05 2006 - 02:44:13 PST

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If you need structure to reflect (and I mean real structure), consider going through the "Take One" segment of National Boards. You get to prepare and go through just one portfolio, rather than all four.
We all reflect: that's one reason this is such a successful list. Back to writing!

(By the way--if Maggie White is still on the list, e-mail me off of it, please?)

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