Literacy in The Mercury
From The Mercury today:
Who would have thought The Mercury would make a spelling mistake in the first word of the article?
Teachers in boycott bid
DAMIEN BROWN
January 20, 2010 06:10am
TEAHERS have threatened to boycott literacy and numeracy testing unless the publication of league tables is outlawed.
The Australian Education Union federal conference yesterday unanimously passed the recommendation to boycott the implementation of NAPLAN in May "unless satisfactory measures are introduced to stop the future creation and publication of league tables".
Who would have thought The Mercury would make a spelling mistake in the first word of the article?
posted by Whitey at 9:43 am
6 Comments:
what's with the last two posts Whitey - you making a bid to get on Media Watch?
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yes, whitey, who would have thought it? they usually scatter them more evenly throughout the article.
But why such attention to detail? Is someone paying you a fee for every curious media error you find?
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