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Welcome to our class page. Our class is involved in many internet projects this year. Check out the links above. As you can see, we are working on many exciting projects. Teachers, for you there is also some great Rubrics on our Rubrics page. Finally, see Our Favorite Sites. You will surely find something to enjoy. This will take you to Mrs. Fines Schoolblog page. Tremendous things are in store for you! Many wonderful surprises await you!PARSED CONTENT
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Dieses Blog ist auf die Seite www. Unter dieser URL werden wir ab Januar 2013. Vielen Dank an dieser Stelle an Martijn Schreuder vom givecamp. Der uns durch sein ehrenamtliches Engagement den Blogumzug ermöglicht hat! Was bei Teach First Deutschland derzeit so passiert, lest Ihr auf unserer Webseite www. Oder auf unserer Facebook-Seite www.
Want to know how well a child will do in school? Ask them which postcode they live in. New Zealand has one of the highest levels of educational inequality out of all OECD countries. Of students from schools in low-income communities leave school with NCEA Level 2 or higher.