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Re: Question

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Leon R. Nuell (lrnuell)
Wed, 28 Feb 1996 15:20:18 -0600 (CST)

If your job is resource teacher, then, of course, you would use every
means at your disposal to teach your kids. Certainly art can be an
effective tool in this area and an important one. You would have to
balance out your role as resource teacher and your desire to be art
teacher. You can do both, but never forget your reason for being in a
given position.

Lon Nuell

On Wed, 28 Feb 1996, ALBERTA TOLBERT SEC.5 wrote:

> Hi, This is Alberta one of the students at Southwest Texas. I would like to
> thank everyone that gave a responses to my first two questions. The responses
> that I recieved were very helpful. Now, I just have one more question that I
> would like everyone's opinion on. Here it is: Should art be used to teach
> the basic skills, like reading? The reason I am asking this is, lately I've been
> hearing about art teacher that art being hired as resouces teacher, they are
> asked to use art to teacher basic skills, like reading, to students that
> have been labeled has slow learner.
> Thanks for all your help.
> Alberta Lewis
>