If the article is interesting and useful, it will naturally reflect positively on the teacher or writer. An examination of past issues is one of your best guides to what we publish. Present the information clearly, fairly, and objectively. Quotations, anecdotes, examples, and parallel references help make an article more readable and interesting. Writing that is simple and direct is understood best.
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If you want to discuss a story possibility first, please feel free to contact me by phone or with a note or by e-mail. Please do not send articles that have been published or are simultaneously being sent to other publications, unless it specifies on the first page that it is a news release. Manuscripts should be typed, double-spaced, with a margin not more than 80 characters wide. Put a tentative title on the front page. Put the title abbreviated on each subsequent page with a page number.