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class , in small groups , students can compare and discuss their answers to a question . They can then bring problems and questions to the teacher and other students in the class for discussion . Students then revise their original ...
class , in small groups , students can compare and discuss their answers to a question . They can then bring problems and questions to the teacher and other students in the class for discussion . Students then revise their original ...
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How happy is the little Stone There is a solitude Emily Dickinson Literary Focus What metaphor does Dickinson establish in the first several lines ? of space Emily Dickinson 2 Discussion How does Dickinson characterize the stone ?
How happy is the little Stone There is a solitude Emily Dickinson Literary Focus What metaphor does Dickinson establish in the first several lines ? of space Emily Dickinson 2 Discussion How does Dickinson characterize the stone ?
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Discussion Have students discuss what Miller means when he writes that Goody Putnam's charge that Rebecca's spirit tempted " her to iniquity " had " more truth in it than Mrs. Putnam could know . " the first complaint against Rebecca ...
Discussion Have students discuss what Miller means when he writes that Goody Putnam's charge that Rebecca's spirit tempted " her to iniquity " had " more truth in it than Mrs. Putnam could know . " the first complaint against Rebecca ...
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