[etni] Fwd: re: NO MORE FORMS- NO MORE ...
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- Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2011 06:56:26 +0200
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From: Marlene <marlenegay@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: NO MORE FORMS- NO MORE ...
I needed one disk (because only one student gave me a disk to burn -
so my son was kind enough to help me. The student had given me a disk
that wasn't empty, so we couldn't burn it. So we skyped to my other
son and he suggested putting it on a disk-on-key and see if they would
help me at school. The teacher in charge of the etgar/mabar students
told me that there's a man who burns the disks for her at school. Wow,
that took a load off. Once you get the first copy - he'll run them off
no problem. But, the students won't/didn't bring a diskman. And the
one girl who did bring me a disk - was absent! Oh, well.
I still think this is not a job for us English teachers - and the
Ministry should provide disks and/or a techie person to burn them. Or
isn't there a better way - on-line testing - MP3 use or something?
With so many students with accommodations - there needs to be a better
solution.
Marlene
Ettie wrote:
> I have 13 out of 20 girls to burn disks for. What did you do? The
> school didn't help. I had to buy my own discs. Furthermore, the girls
> had to bring in a diskman and most of them didn't have one.
>
>
> Marlene wrote:
>>
>> And now they're increasing the paperwork for students with
>> accommodations. The latest edict is to make a separate file for each
>> such student. Ok if you have a few - but what about 20 students in a
>> class of 28 (and 10 in a class of 20). Then there's the hakraot (to be
>> read aloud) - where the teacher is expected to churn out burned discs.
>> Well, at least the school was kind enough to help with that.
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