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Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Jefferson wouldn't be Happy

Posted on 6:02 AM by Unknown
To whom it may concern:

We don't write letters anymore in schools,
letter writing is not on the test,
why?
should we
teach letter writing:
i want...?
we dont.!
have we replaced letter writing with the current standard for text communication?
email?
no! email is blocked!
and we haven't fallen back to letter writing.

letter writers are producers and consumers, writers and readers. it is a democratic communication tool.

jefferson would not be happy.
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