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the size of this student's handwriting. He understands the
assignment, but his struggle is in fitting his thoughts onto the
paper. CLICK HERE to see his completed integrated
technology assignment. |
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child's small muscle development does not allow him to write
within the given area. He became frustrated because he was
unable to record all of his thinking. Notice that he did
not finish the organizer. I might have thought this child
was unable to think clearly about the theme of this novel, since
his work is not clear. CLICK HERE to read the essay he
wrote about the theme of the novel. |
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I always have trouble reading this child's
work. The pressure he puts on his pencil makes his writing
very light and difficult to read. An even larger problem
is that this student often cannot read his own writing shortly
after recording something on paper. CLICK HERE to see how
easy it is to read his work when he is able to use a computer. |
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Somehow this student missed all the cursive lessons on the
similar letters a, c, d, g, o, and q. The larger size and
the mistakes in formation make it difficult for him to write
swiftly. He often writes the bare minimum out of
frustration. But his ideas shared in our conversations and
discussions are original and thoughtful. CLICK HERE to get
an idea of some of those original thoughts. |
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