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**STYWOMBORGOSY** · 09-04-2011, 05:05 AM

Fair point and no malicious intent at all. In fact the opposite, I see it as an opportunity for improvement

I doubt you had malicious intent, but your title does need to be re-worded. If you would just read your title and nothing else you would get the impression that Ulema are bad teachers. The title is supposed to convey what is in your message, not an attention grabber.

Ulema are bad teachers, AND should not teach kids is how it is read = You think Ulema are bad teachers, and in addition, they should not teach kids

What you mean is Ulema do not know how to properly teach kids. Two very different sentences. I know you mean the latter, but the title should be changed to reflect that. Hope I made sense, my writing is a bit confusing.

09-04-2011, 05:05 AM	#31
STYWOMBORGOSY Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 510 Senior Member	Fair point and no malicious intent at all. In fact the opposite, I see it as an opportunity for improvement I doubt you had malicious intent, but your title does need to be re-worded. If you would just read your title and nothing else you would get the impression that Ulema are bad teachers. The title is supposed to convey what is in your message, not an attention grabber. Ulema are bad teachers, AND should not teach kids is how it is read = You think Ulema are bad teachers, and in addition, they should not teach kids What you mean is Ulema do not know how to properly teach kids. Two very different sentences. I know you mean the latter, but the title should be changed to reflect that. Hope I made sense, my writing is a bit confusing.
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