Teens say spelling matters though self ratings fall short
A survey of 627 teens finds only 53 percent rate themselves as good spellers while 17 percent say they are pretty ok. Respondents stress reading writing language skills and spelling as essential for success in business and learning, with advice to study memorize and practice spelling.
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Rohler
Detroit
Ford
Exeter
N. H
Ness
Jan Woods
Lakewood
Ohio
Thomas Foster
Augusta
Mary King
Charleston
Ind
Agce
Maurice Dee
Hartford, Conn
Spelling Roots Highlight Teen Advice and Show Talent
A miscellaneous show by Mrs. Robert L. Ingram and Miss Patty Ingram on Montheu Avenue opens the page. Teenage tips from Terry Pennieman of Sac City and Marcia Johnson of Duluth stress studying Latin and spelling by root meanings, urging careful word use and defined definitions.
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Robert L. Ingram
Patty Ingram
Montheu Ave
Nancy Mee
Terry Pennieman
Sac City
Iowa
Marcia Johnson
Duluth,Minn
Guage
Carmen
Bon
Augusta
Woods
Lakewood
Ohio
St Hel ena Island stamps boost revenue amid isolation
Ruth Millett notes Britain’s lonely St Hel ena Island relies on postage stamp sales to collectors for income while highlighting rising parent participation in schools. She predicts graduates and twins’ diplomas in June and comments on PTA meetings and back to school nights shaping modern parenting.
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St. Helena Island
South Atlantic Ocean
Fionally
Mama
Papa
PTA
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