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		<title>Writing, Writing, Writing&#8230;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Writing is emphasized in all grade levels and all content areas, often stated as &#8220;Writing Across the Curriculum&#8221;.  How are we supposed to cover curriculum and simultaneously integrate writing skills?  How are we supposed to develop a continuous supply of engaging, thought provoking writing prompts?
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