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Keep records of students’ work to be able to modify things that prove less successful.

  • This will help you keep track of how students are progressing, as well as see what concepts are more difficult and might require more time, and which are easier.

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Teaching with Logo: Building Blocks for Learning by Molly Watt & Daniel Watt

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