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I say this all the time to my classes.
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Sadly we are not allowed to relieve any students from their property. Apparently it is somehow denying them their rights.
You need to go all modern and text them the lesson.
Would not have to leave your home to teach.
David
Would not have to leave your home to teach.
David
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David, you may be right, I'll ask the administration and see what they say.
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And the problem is? I do that in our Club Planning meetings.
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In my US Govt. classes kids frequently take photos of my books. Two years ago the district bought new books but only enough for desk copies based on the idea that the books are available in digital form through the company website. The only problem with that ingenious plan is that not all of my students have computer access at home and that the website is nearly impossible to view on a phone. I do make my kids take notes over my lectures but for things like vocabulary and the questions out of the book I don't mind them just taking the pictures.