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- 07-Apr-2004, 05:18 #11
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Originally Posted by tdol There are so many areas where we seem to have moved away from the more fixed approach.
That is the nice way of saying "eliminated standards". :wink:
- 07-Apr-2004, 09:51 #12
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Teacher I could have said 'moved on', but I was scared of your reaction.
- 07-Apr-2004, 18:14 #13
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Teacher Originally Posted by tdol I could have said 'moved on', but I was scared of your reaction.
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