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Writing Expository Nonfiction: Peer Conferring

Grade Level: 4, 5
Length: 8:28

This lesson intentionally sets students up for productive peer conferring. You’ll hear what kinds of feedback students get and how they decide they will change as a result.

Core Principles: 

Classroom Community,
SEL and Academics

Topics: 

Common Core,
Conferring,
Reflection,
Student Voice

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