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Describing Students’ Work

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To focus on the work of one student as a way to better understand that student's way of knowing.

Adapted by Marylyn Wentworth from an outline used by Fulton Academy of Geographic and Life Sciences and Fort Pitt Elementary School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as well as the input of Steve Hoffman of the Alternative Community School in Ithaca, New York, and Steven Strull of DuSable High School, Chicago, Illinois.
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