[etni] [FWD: Re: quicktionary]]
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- Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 23:11:38 -0700
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Subject: Re: [etni] [FWD: quicktionary]
From: "morris" <morris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
I would like to say that the Quicktionary may be a wonderful device but it
should NOT be allowed in exams under any circumstances. The person using it
does not have to even identify the English letters in order to get a
translation. The only place it should be used is with a person who has some
disability in identifying letters and then it is more than likely that they
can't identify the letters in Hebrew either. It is like giving a person a
translator to read the text to them instead of someone who reads the text aloud
in English and the person taking the exam has to understand.
Fay
Erez wrote:
> I heard that students with a "hakala" in the use of dictionaries can
> now use QUICKTIONARY.
> Is that correct?
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