I don't think many people would deny the importance of grammar and punctuation in making text understandable. However, Mark Steel, in his inimitable style, argues that, if there is too much emphasis on grammatical rules, we are in danger of of killing children's joy in reading and learning. What do you think?
www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/goves-lesson-spare-the-comma-spoil-the-child-8618624.html
Any Rain Anywhere, Or Are We In A 1976 Timewarp?
The early release scheme it's a gimmick and helps no-one but criminals. Just build more prisons.
