ERIN SPONAUGLE

When our students don't do their work, we can't see what they know. We can't give them feedback. We can't tell if they're ready for the next level of content, and we can't make the professional judgment we're being paid to make about their progress. That's frustrating on a purely practical level. few things in the classroom will get to you faster than planning a solid lesson, designing an assignment that actually gives you something to work with, and then watching the work n

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