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Teaching Within and Beyond the Mandated Curriculum
in a Fifth Grade Language Arts Classroom
Amelia Colemen , Henry C. Lea Elementary School
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


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Into and Through the Curriculum Preparing for Assessments Connecting Literuature to Lives
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Interview Excertps with Amelia Coleman
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Into and Through the Curriculum
What makes a
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Preparing for Assessments
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Connecting Literature to Lives
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