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| Mentor Evaluation: Lesson (Page 1, Page 2) | |||
| During a unit on American political parties, I introduced the students in my ninth grade civics (called Economic, Legal and Political Systems in North Carolina) class to the terms "liberal" and "conservative." Here is my mentor teacher's evaluation of that lesson. To read what I wrote about that lesson, click here. | |||
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