'Blogs' Help Educators Share Ideas, Air Frustrations
When another teacher walked into Jeanne Edna Thelwell's classroom and abruptly told her that she needed to see the principal, Ms. Thelwell knew something was wrong. When the first-year New York City teacher got to the office, she was told to sit and wait for her union representative to arrive.
"Is this a disciplinary hearing?" she asked.
"It's come to my attention that you have a Web site," the principal told her. Before Ms. Thelwell could reply, she continued:...
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