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HOW
DO YOU LIKE T.E.E.?
Members
of Mr. Ansley's ninth grade
civics class were questioned
about their reaction to the
Traditional Education Experiment
now in progress. Here are
their answers - |
| STEVE
VAN ORE: This system should
be used everywhere to fit
the educational needs of the
student. |
| MARCIA
WHITING: I think it is good
and just what we need because
we used to play around too much. |
| NANCY
ANN WRENN: I don't think it
is too much harder than the
other method and I am learning
a lot more. |
| FRAN
USSERY: I'm enjoying it. I know
I am learning more. And I expect
my grades to improve. |
| STEVE
TOOTHAKER: I believe the material
is being presented better.
I'm sure my grades will improve. |
| KATHIE
WOBIE: I'm all for it. My grades
have improved. I like the challenge. |
| JUDY
WILLIAMS: It is hard to take
notes in class, but it is
easier to study and the tests
don't seem so hard. |
| STUART
SMITH: I like it. It is harder
but I'm sure my grades will
improve. |
| DAVID
MANESS: I don't like the system
but I'm sure my grades will
improve. |
| HOW
TO BE YOUNG |
| Let's
begin, as I believe we can
With the motto, "Manners
maketh man." |
But
this phrase we can't escape
That lack of manners maketh
ape. |
| One
fact as actual as hunger
Is that older people know
more than younger. |
Parents
don't appreciate costumes sloppy
No matter which brand of "Brando"
you copy. |
| They
know if you go too soon, too
steady
You'll join them as parents
before you're ready. |
Though
you've grown too old for your
elders to spank you
They like the sound of "please
and thank you". |
| Ogden
Nash |
