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Date Posted: Fri, June 06 2008, 15:01:16
Author: Jim Morris, English Department, Pembroke Academy
Author Host/IP: cpe-75-82-145-89.socal.res.rr.com / 75.82.145.89
Subject: Students posting a WS Bulletin Board

Hello, Don.

This is Jim Morris from Pembroke NH again. I am again asking permission for my students to access your pages to complete our literature unit that accompanies Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried in our American Studies English class. You may recall I contacted you a few years ago to describe the Challenge I proposed to students. I am attaching the insructions I have created for this Challenge, so you can see the goals I have placed before my students.

I hope all is well with you, and I look forward--as always--to viewing your site and absorbing more of the great additions from your members. As before, any responses from students can be deleted if you deem them inappropriate or disrespectful, and you or contributors may respond to students through the email they provide. I have included a verbal caution for students to be wary of the personal information they provide on the Internet.

Thank you for your permission these past few years. I appreciate your willingness to help educators like me give our students some real-life learning. If you have any suggestions, I would wlecome them--not having served myself, I'm sure I've forgotten something! Also, if you can recommend other good literary links, I would be grateful for that input.

As before, with my utmost respect and thanks,

Jim

Live! Do not merely exist.

Jim Morris
English Department
Pembroke Academy

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Re: Students posting a WS Bulletin Board -- Don Poss, Fri, June 06 2008, 15:03:36 (cpe-75-82-145-89.socal.res.rr.com/75.82.145.89)

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>Hello, Don. > >This is Jim Morris from Pembroke NH again. I am again >asking permission for my students to access your pages >to complete our literature unit that accompanies Tim >O'Brien's The Things They Carried in our American >Studies English class. You may recall I contacted you >a few years ago to describe the Challenge I proposed >to students. I am attaching the insructions I have >created for this Challenge, so you can see the goals I >have placed before my students. > >I hope all is well with you, and I look forward--as >always--to viewing your site and absorbing more of the >great additions from your members. As before, any >responses from students can be deleted if you deem >them inappropriate or disrespectful, and you or >contributors may respond to students through the email >they provide. I have included a verbal caution for >students to be wary of the personal information they >provide on the Internet. > >Thank you for your permission these past few years. I >appreciate your willingness to help educators like me >give our students some real-life learning. If you have >any suggestions, I would wlecome them--not having >served myself, I'm sure I've forgotten something! >Also, if you can recommend other good literary links, >I would be grateful for that input. > >As before, with my utmost respect and thanks, > >Jim > >Live! Do not merely exist. > >Jim Morris >English Department >Pembroke Academy
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