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Jun 9, 2008
I'm wondering because I can't find a clear answer and I
need it for a reference letter.
TIA
Renee
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I have read that you would capitalize the subject if it is
followed by a course number. No course number no
capitalization unless a language.
Language Arts 101
Algebra 3001
Hope this helps
I have read that you would capitalize the subject if it is
followed by a course number. No course number no
capitalization unless a language.
Language Arts 101
Algebra 3001
Hope this helps
LA
On 6/09/08, Lizzie wrote: > I'm wondering because I can't find a clear answer and I > need it for a reference letter. > > TIA Language Arts is capitalized because it is a specific part of a subject. Just like you would capitalize Earth Space Science, or Integrated Math, but not mathematics...I received this informaion from wikipedia.
LA
On 6/09/08, Lizzie wrote: > I'm wondering because I can't find a clear answer and I > need it for a reference letter. > > TIA Sorry TIA, I meant I received my answer from Wikianswers -LA
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I do believe that technically language arts is not capitalized
and that only subjects which are languages are capitalized.
This would exclude reading, language arts, math, science, etc
but not French, Latin, or English.
I hope that helps.
On 6/09/08, Lizzie wrote:
> I'm wondering because...See More