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Sixth Grade: Use good writing models for your student to write from. Using good writing models for students is an outstanding teaching tool—as long as you do not use given source writing only. Students need to use a model to write from, then write that same type of writing themselves. This week’s tip focuses […]https://farm1.staticflickr.com/721/22518336789_49431974e1_z.jpg