Re: Dewey Fiction

[Barbara Shapiro <SchnzrsGrl@AOL.COM>]

Like Garry Jantzen, I've been following this thread. I read with interest all
the explanations. Not until I read Garry's explanation did I realize that
someone else thought exactly the same way that I did. Whenever we discussed
the DDS and certain subjects (i.e. Fairy Tales, Poetry, etc) came up, I would
just tell the students that it was a subject and much easier to find if it
was all together. No one ever questioned it afterwards AND more importantly,
it gave them a clear understanding of WHY!!
(Of course, we all know that we'd do the DDS differently if we could!!)

Just my "few" cents worth!!
Barb Shapiro
Media Specialist
Schnzrsgrl@aol.com
Monroe Twp. Schools
Monroe Twp., NJ

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