Re: A class

Hi Tondi --

First, you have my sympathy.

Second, investigate Joe Burns' books and website, www.htmlgoodies.com.

I have his book JavaScript Goodies and it is written in a format that I 
think you, as a teacher, could appreciate, as well as use as a guideline 
for formulating some lessons of your own. You may also want to check out 
WebMonkey for some intoductory lessons as well as an area that's for kids. 
I haven't been to the kids area, but these two sources could help you get 
started.

Third, for your own peace of mind, you may want to consider some HWG 
courses so you don't get *caught* by the students.

Good luck!
Tamara


At 04:18 PM 8/10/00 -0500, Tondi Jeter wrote:
>Hello,
>     I am new at this list and new at HTML.  This fall I will be teaching an
>HTML class to High School Seniors (Or they may be teaching me!!!) and was
>wondering if anyone had any suggestions on what type of assignments would be
>most helpful (and interesting) for these young folks.
>
>Thanks,
>Tondi Jeter
>"Kindness gives birth to kindness."
>                         Sophocles
>tondij(at)caprock-spur.com
>Jayton High School

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