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Jul 1, 2003
I haven't written a text message before.
So my question is simple do you answer by indicating
with the first person on the list...sometimes there is more
than one response and it is confusing. Kim Mac
Jul 1, 2003
I finally did notice that some people put in their message
" TO: " as their response.
What word do you recommend when responding? Ms. Mack
Jul 1, 2003
I haven't written a text mAlso
my essage before.
I am assuming I text in the following:
Do you answer
with the first person on the list...sometimes there is more
than one person following the posting of a question.
Ms. Mack
Jul 27, 2003
I just took a look at the lesson plans under the Social
Studies chat board. I liked the idea.. why don't some of
the other chat boards have the same set up? Books and Lit,
it would be great to have book reviews and plans for quick
reference there. JSwingley
Jul 29, 2003
Bob, thank you for fixing the block ( a domain problem).I
enjoy the Teacher Net. I have counted on it over the years.
Not being able to contact friend through me for a loop.
Thanks again. Mrs. Jo Swingley
Aug 6, 2003
I think you should consider these. Just an idea! These are
the latest "best practices".
Thanks,
blondie
Aug 7, 2003
we are are nonprofit private school, looking for a special
education teacher that has his/her credentials. we are
located in Encino, California. If interested please email
me at [email removed]].
Aug 11, 2003
Does anyone know what a letter of introduction is?
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