Greetings colleagues. Knowing that it is a copyright violation to copy workbooks,
I'm wondering how you all handle it when kids have lost their Earth Science
workbooks or their Bio or whatever, and come to copy labs from the teacher's lab
manual. Over and over. I know they are supposed to buy new manuals. Does your
bookstore just over-order in expectation of loss, so that the students can purchase
new ones? Does the teacher buy a number (LOTS!) of extras and rip the labs out to
sell to the kids? How is this handled in your school. My students can't possibly
be the only ones who lose their lab manuals. Thank you for any insights.
Elizabeth Kamke Librarian St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute 845 Kenmore
Avenue Buffalo, NY 14223
eksk476@aol.com
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