[etni] Re: writing in the workbooks
- From: tessa shrem <tessashrem@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: chaviva.isaak@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2012 19:12:06 +0300
I think that the ruling is absurd. Firstly, a workbook is exactly that - a
book to work in , i.e. do the exercises, etc. Secondly, I can't see what
business it is of the Ministry. Unless the books are given out on loan by
the schools, our pupils should be able to do whatever they like with books
they (or their parents) have bought.
All the best for the coming year.
Tessa
On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 5:28 PM, Chaviva Isaak <chaviva.isaak@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:
> Hi
> I am attaching a letter from the Mankalit regarding writing in the
> workbooks . I wonder what you teachers think about it and what you are
> intending to do. There is no point in purchasing workbooks without writing
> in them. They are not like books. The result will be that we will have to
> make illegal copies from different workbooks, on which students will be
> able to write.
> Please send your input.
> Chaviva
> Yeshivat Hashomron
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