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This document outlines a weekly schedule for writing an argumentative essay over several days from January 28 to February 8. It includes daily mini-lessons on different essay components, time to work on introductory, body and conclusion paragraphs, and homework to complete drafts, with a final typed draft due on February 8 along with a self-evaluation.
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