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Shared writing can be done with classmates or with a larger audience. This makes the writing process authentic for the student. As a junior teacher, select the best way that you will have your students share their work outside of the classroom setting:
a. Send each composition home with the student.
b. Allow each composition to be shared with a reading buddy in a lower grade.
c. Invite a neighbouring class in to hear all of the compositions.
d. Publish the compositions on your newly created school website.

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Language and Literacy: Content and Teaching Strategies, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Tompkins, Bright, Winsor

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