too good not to share
Day: January 19, 2014
Please share to show my pupils how far a photo can go (even if you don’t want it to!)
pushing it along
Sharing this, because it seems an interesting lesson.
I am teaching E-safety to my pupils at the moment and wanted to try a little experiment. Please share this photo and see how far it gets, I want to show my students how easily photos etc can go viral, even when you may not want them to. Share it and see how far it goes!
Magistrate accused of damage to cars in Portsmouth !!!
Man faces magistrate accused of damage to cars in Portsmouth – Portsmouth News.
Good Grief !!!
This is the standard of journalism that is deemed acceptable in our local paper ……. ???
Man faces magistrate accused of damage to cars in Portsmouth
I saw this and immediately thought it was an article about a magistrate that had gone on a rampage and about the man that stood up to him.
Even the most basic word processor software has contextual and grammar checking alongside the standard spelling checkers. However, it seems that The News can’t afford to employ staff who can use it.
The following, pulled from the same article, is another example of the awkward phrasing that regularly appears in News articles.
Gavin Knight, 31, of Parade Court, Hilsea, denied to a magistrate damaging the vehicles in Wingfield Street, Turner Road and Watts Road, Portsmouth, on Saturday.
We regularly hear complaints, from employers, that our schools are not supplying new hire candidates with adequate standards of education. Isn’t it about time that our media mouth pieces set a decent example.
WrAnTz 