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| Inspirations & Daily Sparks | Write Out Makes | Teaching Outdoors |
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Roger S: This is the comment headline.
on THE EDUCATION OF JASON "Matriculation" (pilot) written by ROGER S.H. SCHULMAN

And this is the body of the comment.

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Oct 24
Rafael T: ¿Cómo encontrarlo?
on Lección 16

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Oct 24
Michelle C: I think percussion, instruments are keywords as parts of the title and repeated use. I would teach hide, shell, and stick because they have multiple meanings. Vibrate as a root word is a key to understanding percussion instruments.
on CORE Percussion Instruments Activity

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Oct 23
Raniyah L: I agree.
on [1 of 5] The Hate U Give - Part 1: When It Happens - One to Five - by Angie Thomas (2017)

Exactly, that is definitely not fair how if she says slang she gets backlash but if her white friends say it they don’t backlash. Defiefnelty is another example of the injustices in the system.

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Oct 23
Raniyah L: I like...
on [1 of 5] The Hate U Give - Part 1: When It Happens - One to Five - by Angie Thomas (2017)

I like how Starr’s parents are teaching her to be independent young. That is a very good role play in life.

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Oct 23
Raniyah L: I find this interesting and sad.
on [1 of 5] The Hate U Give - Part 1: When It Happens - One to Five - by Angie Thomas (2017)
I find this interesting and sad because this is true in a lot of people’s lives. When people lose a loss one they usually want to get better or go over the edge. It’s sad because personally me when I lost my grandma, I went over the edge. So, it touched me. Also, normally a lot of people go over the edge because it’s such a shock and they don’t know what to do.

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Oct 23
Raniyah L: I agree...
on [2 of 5] The Hate U Give - Part 1: When It Happens - Six to Ten - by Angie Thomas (2017)

I agree. Like what don’t they get Khalil did nothing wrong and officer 115 killed him for nothing.

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Oct 23
Raniyah L: I agree.
on [2 of 5] The Hate U Give - Part 1: When It Happens - Six to Ten - by Angie Thomas (2017)

If this investigation is about the cop who killed Khalil then why are they asking personal questions about Khalil and Starr?

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Oct 23
Raniyah L: Question.
on [2 of 5] The Hate U Give - Part 1: When It Happens - Six to Ten - by Angie Thomas (2017)

Why is the officer keep trying to make Khalil the bad guy? She wants Starr to say yes so bad. This is so messed up. Starr is very strong because I would have gotten very upset and mad during this meoment.

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Oct 23
Raniyah L: Very rude.
on [2 of 5] The Hate U Give - Part 1: When It Happens - Six to Ten - by Angie Thomas (2017)

How dare the officer asks that during that time? She wants to make Khalil to bad guy so bad instead of seeing that the officer was wrong.

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Write Out is in its fourth year and is sponsored annually by the National Writing Project and the National Park Service.

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