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6/4/2012 2:15:00 PM

tjensen
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So we are translating a 3rd grade Spelling book. There are a couple of different marginal notes that repeats itself in the same location of each lesson.
I cannot seem to find the rule which pertains to this in the new Braille Formats 2011, I am sure I am just overlooking it.

Can we just take the repeating note out and put it on the Transcriber's notes page? Or what do you suggest?

Thank you for your help as always ;)
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6/4/2012 10:09:59 PM

joannavenneri
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I need to see a couple of print pages. Remember that the handling of all marginal material is one of the most changed in the new Formats. I need to see exactly what kind of note this is and at least one instance of how it is repeated.

Thanks.

--Joanna
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6/5/2012 4:38:08 PM

tjensen
tjensen
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The 4 pages attached are the ones in question. So I am not sure how other people actually write on their .pdf files, so I will just add that here. ;)

The ones in question would be the circled text off to the right and also the boxed text talking about strategy. And while I have your attention; how would you treat the spelling pattern box below? We are actually emphasizing the red part words with italics to show the student. Let me know what you think.

Thank you so much for your time.

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6/6/2012 3:00:24 AM

joannavenneri
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I would follow print for the sidebars and repeat them in appropriate places on the pages that repeat them in print. They are there for a reason and that is to tell the student what to do at that particular location in the print.

On the red words parts in the spelling pattern boxes, I agree--use italics. Section 5.8 covers this exact situation and specifies that italics is used for emphasized letters within words regardless of the way in which those letters might be emphasized in print.

Thanks for sending the print examples.

--Joanna
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