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Scholastic Teaching Solutions Writing: A Project-Based Approach
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Give students authentic reasons to write with this collection of stimulating project-based learning activities. Each unit starts with a driving question that propels students to do research, investigate, collaborate, and communicate their results through multimedia and digital presentations, such as movies, advertisements, and podcasts. Includes student exemplars and reproducible planning sheets and rubrics to scaffold student investigations and writing.
- Project-based learning
- Includes five ready-to-use project ideas
- Students utilize technology to present their projects
- supports core standards
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