English Academy for sale on the coast of Spain.
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Nov 25, 2007
Are there any teachers in Seattle who would like to discuss
a more traditional alternative to teaching English? I am
interested in talking with someone who believes in teaching
grammar, and who believes that the content of literature is
what is most important, rather than a list of skills for
the WASL. Writers who have guided my thinking include E.D.
Hirsch and Diane Ravitch. If there is anyone out there who
feels isolated and would like to discuss these ideas,
please write!
RF
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