[etni] Re: [FWD: bookreports - recorded books]
- From: "sara g" <sarag@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 21:32:33 +0200
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He can listen to a book on tape and dictate (to you , to a parent, to a tape
recorder)
Books on tape can be found at wizkids (to buy) JELLY (to borrow) and at
the library for the blind (dyslexic students can get a referral from the
school psychologist).
Maybe he can hand in (as above) a "movie report"?
I am thinking of having some "native speaker" 10th graders record some books
for the school library as their "mechuyavut ishit" - has anyone ever done
this?
sara g
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Subject: bookreports
From: "Moreno" <r.moreno@xxxxxxxxxx>
Hi,
I have a 12 grade student who needs to hand in a bookreport, however,
he has "hatamot" he is tested orally, which basically means that he
doesn't write. Now he claims that he can't hand in a bookreport .
What should I do?
He still needs the bookreports for his school grade, doesn't he?
Ricky
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