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WMA: Begin with the End in Mind

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By Judy Wallace       Along with science, my other teaching duties at Bald Knob included a gifted and talented (GT) program for the upper grades. In high school, the students’ needs were covered by advanced classes, but in junior high, the GT classes were more creative in nature.       One of the first assignments I would give my students was to have them write their own obituaries. Some may have thought this was a rather morbid assignment. I saw it as a way for them to clarify the ...
WMA: Begin with the End in Mind

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By Judy Wallace       Along with science, my other teaching duties at Bald Knob included a gifted and talented (GT) program for the upper grades. In high school, the students’ needs were covered by advanced classes, but in junior high, the GT classes were more creative in nature.       One of the first assignments I would give my students was to have them write their own obituaries....
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