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Navigating the Common Core with English Language Learners

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      What did you do to make progress toward achieving your goal?

      What can you do this week to make progress toward achieving your goal?

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      Did you make progress toward achieving your goal in the past week?

      What did you do to make progress toward achieving your goal?

      What can you do this week to make progress toward achieving your goal?

      Is there anything your teacher can do to help you achieve your goals?

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