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Reflection On The 'Taste Of Louisiana'
1. My experience that I felt good assisting the 2nd graders, and I think the foundation of reading is important to children because they make good books, and the next time this should happen. 2. My thoughts on this think that its a good idea to do the ''Taste of Louisiana'' and discuss more on Elizabeth and memoirs, and I have no suggestions to the final exam. 3. My typing skills seem like they have increased a lot, and I like it if we took a virtual field trip. 4. The things I liked during these nine weeks were the Socratic Seminars and loved getting on vocab journey,
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