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Re: Kids that distroy their work
Tue, 10 Mar 1998 16:33:14 EST
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In a message dated 98-03-02 21:32:17 EST, you write:
<< In my class, you get one piece of paper, it has two sides so you get two
chances for clean paper. After that it is eraser time.
Debbie Nicholas
Linden-Kildare Jr. High
102 N. Taylor
Linden, TX 75563 >>
I do the same thing! Maybe they will learn to draw LIGHTLY with thier pencils
like I've instructed a million times! I also tell kids I have 800 students,
if each got 2 pieces of paper instead of one we wouldn't have enough for the
rest of the year, and that they only give me $1.50 for each kid for the whole
year to buy supplies so we need to make the best of it. If kids tear their
paper when erasing I tape the back side with masking tape. If they crumple it
up I smooth it out and give it back to them... (then later when no one is
looking I may sneak them a clean one).
:) Laura Allan
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