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Strategies for Students Who Won’t Finish or Rush Their Work

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If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to support students who either won’t start their work or rush through it so fast you wonder if they even tried, you’re not alone.
If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to support students who either won’t start their work or rush through it so fast you wonder if they even tried, you’re not alone. This was one of the challenges I faced as a teacher, and let’s be honest—college didn’t exactly prepare us for managing either of these situations. […]

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