Re: Local Teacher Needs Help from Birders
Ellen Paul (epaul@dclink.com)
Thu, 24 Sep 1998 06:08:14 -0400
Actually, I wrote her a very long, very informative message (sent to her
directly, as requested in the original message), and offering both
direct assistance and contacts.
As to the other message responding to mine (saying that the teachers of
the learning disabled often referred to themselves as learning disabled
teachers - what you say to one another is one thing. What you say to
the outside world is another. I still have to wonder, though, if the
teachers recognize the error or if they just don't know any better.
Considering the atrocious writing produced by juniors and seniors at the
University of Maryland, I have to believe that there are many, many
teachers out there who just don't know any better.
None of this has anything to do with birds, so if you want to continue
to write about it, please write to me directly, not on mdosprey.
Ellen Paul
epaul@dclink.com
mdosprey@ARI.Net wrote:
>
> In a message dated 98-09-23 19:51:38 EDT, you write:
>
> << I hope he/she learns something about misplaced modifiers if he/she plans
> to teach "language arts." >>
>
> Now that the gal has received her "language arts" lesson, where's the rest of
> the posting that might steer her to: "some...help with information and
> suggestions."
>
> GFrantz
> Reisterstown, MD
> guineabird@aol.com
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Ellen Paul Chevy Chase,MD mailto:epaul@dclink.com