Using E-mail in Classes
E-mail gives you access to a communication system that is fast, economical, and global. You can correspond with teachers who are working on the same topics or grades as yourself, and share strategies, frustrations, ideas, and insights. You can access experts in subject fields for information and advice. Its not just "conversation" either -- you can share text files, such as lesson plans, handouts, and bibliographies.
You can also link your students to other people through e-mail. For example, there are professionals who are willing to act as experts and will answer students e-mail questions. Or, your students could join various lists, and pose questions, enter into discussions, and share information. Some lists are designed just for students, but they could join any list if the topic interested them.
Task
1. This paragraph has about 9-10 mistakes. Find and correct them. Drag and select the paragraph with mistakes, then copy from the Edit menu. Click on Reply. Then paste from the Edit menu into your reply. Find and fix the mistakes. Send back the corrected paragraph to me. Continue this until the paragraph is perfect.
Where I want to start teling is the day I lef Pencey Prep. Pencey Prep is this
school thats in Agerstown, Pennsylvania. You probably heart of it. Youve probably seen
the ads, anyway. They advertise in about a thousand magazines, always showing some
hotshot guy on a horse jumping over a fences. Like as if all you ever did at Pencey was
play polo all the time. I never even once seen a horse anywhere near the place. And
underneath the guy on the horses picture, it always says: "Scince 1888 we have been
molding boys in splendid, clear-thinking young mens. " Str
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