Two into one do not make sense

2nd October 1998, 1:00am

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Two into one do not make sense

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“If inspiration fails, there’s no harm in relying occasionally on published resources. For plenty of ready-made one-off Literacy Hours try (Brand X textbooks)”.

The TES of September 18 reduced the two sentences above in my article “An hour to make a mark”, to “There’s no harm in using published resources. Try (Brand X textbooks)”.

This suggests that teachers can simply hand over responsibility for the hour to a book relying on it day by day to deliver their literacy teaching.

That’s definitely not what I meant!

Sue Palmer Teacher and writer 11 St George’s Road Truro Cornwall

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