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Apss Reflection

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Dr. Freeman,
We learned today in our curriculum class that we were on our own for our APSs. When Saurino was asked when our APSs were due, she said that she only assigned the artifact and that we were on our own to complete the rest. Good thing you booked a room for us. She has wasted so much class time on nonsense stuff that we could have done both of our APSs in her class during the time we are scheduled to be on campus. For example, today she reviewed the same stuff she has reviewed over and over. She acted like we were just now writing lesson plans for clinical week. Really, she acted like we were in class for the very first time and we had never seen a lesson plan. She also acted like we had no idea of what goes into a lesson plan.

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