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English, 27.02.2021 09:40 cjdolce9790

1. Why does Ms. Gruwell Bring Gerda to class? 2. How does seeing the video effect the students?

3. How does the map add to your understanding of the selection?

4.. What inspires the students to name themselves the Freedom Writers?

5. How many miles did the Freedom Riders travel and how long did it take?

6. What words would you use to describe Jim Zwerg? why?

7. Why does the student feel Jim Zwerg was impressive?

8. How did the students prove what they had learned from Ms. Gruwell's project?

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