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Active Voice Workshop Handbook

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Journey into Teaching: My Practicum at Leonidas Rubio V. Journey into Teaching: My Practicum at Leonidas Rubio V. Introduction Evidence of Ayudantia Evidence of Teaching Records of Class Observations Assessment Documents Conclusion Introduction Welcome to my practicum portfolio! This space captures my journey as a student-teacher at Leonidas Rubio, where I aimed to create impactful ESL teaching experiences. Navigate through the sections to explore my lesson plans, activities, reflections, and resources that defined my semester. Evidence of Ayudantia Tests Designed Download the tests I designed to assess student understanding. Link to the document Test 1 Link to my Blog Practice blog for Fi...
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Final Exam preparation to approve 10th-Grade!

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