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Getting Paid for Good Grades: Text Set
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This text set explores whether or not kids should be paid for good grades. Features works in a variety of genres along with other ways for students to analyze this topic, including writing essays. Also includes "Think About It" questions and a graphic organizer.
This text set explores whether or not kids should be paid for good grades. Features works in a variety of genres along with other ways for students to analyze this topic, including writing essays. Also includes "Think About It" questions and a graphic organizer.
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“This 10-page resource is chocked full of ideas to generate discussion about paying students for good grades, how to use motivational words, and how to compose a coherent argument. ” –Mary Rose
“This 10-page resource is chocked full of ideas to generate discussion about paying students for good grades, how to use motivational words, and how to compose a coherent argument. ” –Mary Rose
