Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Oct 7, 2006
I have been a teacher for fifteen years, more or
less, and I would like to branch out into a different
position as a professional reader for books on tape, for
example, but would like to know where to begin. I have
some ideas but am looking for some concrete advice and
leads. Anyone out there have some info to share?
Thanks, John
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Hi John,
Most popular books on tape are read by actors. This link
brings you to a site for textbooks on tape. They use
voluteers to make their tapes.
10/07/06, John wrote:
> I have been a teacher for fifteen years, more or
> less, and I would like to branch out into a different
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