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You can access information about Canada’s murky policies on reporting to parents, especially the evolving situation in Ontario, on Educhatter’s blog, along with a number of pertinent comments. H/T to Peggy for the video, which kind of sums up most kids’ report cards.
lol. Thanks, it’s a Monday morning, I needed that!
One of the best valedictorian speeches I ever heard was a Grade 8 girl who wrote her speech in the language of report cards. It was really funny especially when she thanked the school admin. and teachers.
That Shrek clip reminds me of the edubabble one hear whenever the media looks to a school board or admin. for answers on a particular issue.
Bev, remember Pinocchio was originally a puppet pulled by strings - then he learned to move on his own. Kind of reminds me of Board administrators! 
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How did that little guy become fluent in edubabble?