Titles A Mini Lesson. WHAT DOES A TITLE DO? WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECTIVE TITLES?

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Titles A Mini Lesson

WHAT DOES A TITLE DO? WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECTIVE TITLES?

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Rate These Titles Let’s Reflect Thoughts after the Second Week The Beginning Thus Far Some Methods and Thoughts about Teaching Becoming a Good Teacher So Much Information! What Makes a Great Class?

Rate These Titles The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same Getting Up To Speed and Taking It All In A Day at the Spa Teacher as Salad Chef

A Reminder: Conventional Usage Do NOT punctuate your OWN titles with quotation marks, italics, or underlining!