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2 thoughts on “Bring Facts from PQA into the Story”
Because I am PQAing structures from Anne Matava’s stories, and they are not familiar to me yet, my PQA and PMS is not what it has been in years past.
At any rate, it is almost as if I can only handle two tasks at a time. This year, one task is getting back into stories after a long absence. The other is trying to get my students to pass the French AP after less than 3 years of French, learning French along side them.
Does anybody have a list of PQA questions for any of Anne’s material?
BTW — this was an insightful post and it has helped me evaluate where I am in my teaching this year. Thanks, Ben!