5 Tips for Writing End-of-Year Preschool Progress Reports
As the end of year is approaching, we’re thinking about how to assess our littles or special education students, writing progress reports, and how to report back to parents.
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As the end of year is approaching, we’re thinking about how to assess our littles or special education students, writing progress reports, and how to report back to parents.
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