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           About the Author

                        Gary Pankiewicz, Ph.D., is the K-12 Supervisor of Language Arts and Literacy in the Fair Lawn School
                        District. He is also a teaching consultant for the National Writing Project and an adjunct professor in the
                        First-Year Writing Studies and Graduate Reading Departments at Montclair State University. He has
                        research interests in supporting reflective practice, multimodal literacies, and voice-filled curriculum and
                        instruction. Twitter: @gpankiewicz
                        Liliana Lopez is the K-12 supervisor of World Languages, English Language Learners and Music in the
                        Fair Lawn School District. She has planned and facilitated professional development workshops at the
                        district and state levels on topics such as equity and Project Based Learning. She has also presented at
                        the ACTFL national conference. Connect with her @senoralopez.










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