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About Me
- J Copeland
- New York, New York, United States
- U.S. History and Government Teacher
2 comments:
Wow. Although it is definitely important to include non-fiction texts in the curriculum, it is also important to include fiction. By choosing one completely over the other, they are eliminating the necessary variation in the curriculum (necessary to introduce students to multiple types of texts)
I agree. Fiction helps to expand one's creativity and imagination.
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