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This paper took them about 3 weeks to write from the time they started their research to when they finished their final draft and works cited page. As my students wrote, I jumped into their Google Documents in suggesting mode and made edits. We spent a significant amount of class time working on these papers.
This phase underscores the significance of critical evaluation, researchskills, and reasoning. Historical Events: Students make claims about the causes or impact of historical events, provide evidence from historical documents or images, and ask questions about the events that are still unclear or confusing.
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