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SeanThe document provides a checklist for a student's final portfolio which is due by December 14th. It includes sections for a table of contents, all work assignments with comments, notes, assignments, and an outline for the final paper. It also details the requirements for the upcoming Celebration of Student Writing workshop, which includes presenting a visual component and short speech to illustrate the student's research project using a medium like a poster, video, or presentation.
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