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Concerning worksheets > did you know you can´t delete something once someone has replied?
did you know you can´t delete something once someone has replied?
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Vickiii
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did you know you can´t delete something once someone has replied?
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I never knew that before |
27 Nov 2008
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Mietz
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I�d appreciate it. I am quite capable of judging myself if it�s suitable or not. :-)
Looking forward to a laugh! 
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27 Nov 2008
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blizzard1
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The following is my personal opinion. Studens are already over exposed to f and c words through movies, tv and songs. Most of my students believe that they may use those words in a normal conversation. That�s why I don�t even allow them in the classroom.
I always try to find clean jokes such as:
I even made a ws for my students so they could get the point. I just gave them the ws without telling them, what they were going to watch afterwards. It was a success. Maybe I should upload the ws.
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27 Nov 2008
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Vickiii
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Hi Tisha,
Please note - i said it implies the use only of an insult that is NOT AS BAD AS swearing.
I actually agree with you on the whole swearing thing - I even ban "Shut up" form my classroom and teach people to say please be quiet.
Well it doesn�t seem to have created any controversy - so enjoy! |
27 Nov 2008
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meuge
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Hi Vickiii!
May you should.... Then each one will see if it is worth downloading it or not ( please, no offence here)... What do you think?
I am particularly looking forwad to seeing it online!!!!
A big hug! |
27 Nov 2008
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blizzard1
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Sorry Vickiii I read it too fast. I do share jokes with a double meaning with my students, as long as the other meaning is not too vulgar. I also avoid using racial or religious jokes.
You are welcome to upload your jokes. |
27 Nov 2008
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