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permission tag or circulation tag
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Baadache
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permission tag or circulation tag
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Hello, how to call the tag allowing the kids to circulate out of their classroom. (with teacher permission) Thank you |
23 Aug 2017
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Zora
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Do you mean a "Permission slip"? (At least it was called that in my day!  ) |
23 Aug 2017
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Baadache
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No, this is different. For example in my class I want a student to go to the secretary, I let him put on a badge/a tag which means he is out of class with teacher �s permission. in french,...permet de circuler. |
23 Aug 2017
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Zora
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I �d call it a "permission badge", not a tag. A tag is usually attached in some way to an object (permanently or semi-permanently) - like a price tag, those tags on mattress or teddy bears that say "Do not remove", on clothes that give washing instructions, etc.
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23 Aug 2017
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douglas
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We used to call them a "hall pass" when I was in school (back in ancient times). |
24 Aug 2017
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cunliffe
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In England, the general term is �pass�, with the reason stated on it. E.g. a �toilet pass. � Or to be early in the lunch queue, � early lunch pass �. Or to visit the library �library pass � etc. These are small laminated cards. Otherwise, one norm is for the teacher to sign the student �s planner, stating the time and the purpose of the student �s reason for being out of class.
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24 Aug 2017
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Zora
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Hi guys, I get the feeling it �s something they attach or pin to their clothes that �s why I used "badge". I �d also use pass or slip, however, it seems by the way Baadache is talking that it �s something they stick on so it �s easy to see and not get lost. |
24 Aug 2017
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Baadache
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Thank you very much Zora, Douglass and Cunliffe, I �d choose in general: hall pass (the word needed) and badge but to be specific I would take what Cunliffe mentioned. Thank you all, |
24 Aug 2017
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