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lilqtny
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Member since 7/06 2830 total posts
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Tracy
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NYC English teacher's
I have heard that you are not allowed to write on your student's work!
Is this true?!?!?!!?!
I can't imagine using Post-Its on every paper they write!!!
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Posted 8/15/07 8:39 PM  |
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Re: NYC English teacher's
I've never heard such a thing, but that may be the way things are done in your school.
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| Posted 8/15/07 10:00 PM |
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nicrae
He's here!
Member since 12/06 9289 total posts
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Mommy
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Re: NYC English teacher's
I write all over everything. I have never heard that and been doing it for years!
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| Posted 8/15/07 10:50 PM |
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lilqtny
-Crossfit & pitbull addict
Member since 7/06 2830 total posts
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Tracy
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Re: NYC English teacher's
Thank goodness.
My school did not tell me this, another teacher was told this at a school she interviewed with. I was hoping it was NOT something that was done throughout NYC.  Thanks
Message edited 8/16/2007 2:47:02 PM.
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| Posted 8/16/07 7:40 AM |
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NewYawkah
2012--A year of new beginnings
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Re: NYC English teacher's
How can you not write on a paper? That is ridiculous!!!
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| Posted 8/16/07 10:08 AM |
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Niblet
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Cher
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Re: NYC English teacher's
It really depended what Region you were in and the thoughts of that Region's LIS.
We were told not to directly write on student's published work (final copy). We had to write comments on Post Its or on a task specific rubric instead.
It wasnt a hassle at all.
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| Posted 8/16/07 7:13 PM |
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