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Re: perspective drawing in the classroom, when?

From: Janjarreau
Date: Fri Feb 11 2000 - 05:05:02 PST

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    In a message dated 2/11/00 6:46:11 AM Central Standard Time, Tmcnorf
    writes:

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     at the risk of sounding like a complete fool..... is there anyone who knows
     how to teach using a ruler?? i too have found (even with seventh and eighth
     grade) MANY students cannot apply their knowledge of using a ruler. i'd
    love
     to have a class teaching how to use a ruler but i'm not sure i know how. do
     i have to teach the fractions too? how do i begin?
      
    >>
    Write them up the first time they use it for something other than what it is
    intended for such as a sword, knife, bat or hammer. My highschoolers did it
    right off the bat. I have 6 classes and had to get on to someone in every
    period. We were using rulers, yard sticks and straightedges. Some were
    plastic, wood or metal. We had some near misses.
    Janice 

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