Tenement inspector note to chief

This week on Wednesday, me and my class went to The Tenement Museum. We were tenement inspectors and we were making sure the tenant and the landlady were not breaking any tenement laws. We got two points of view, one from the landlady named Dora and another from the tenant named Becky. They were breaking a lot of tenement laws, so we had to report them to the chief inspector. How would we do that? There were no cell phones, so we had to write letters. The letters were saying stuff that we recommend like to hire a housekeeper who cleans the house or maybe make more tenants pay their rent. This is some of what I wrote:

 

“Becky was breaking laws like making piles of rags on the floor and keeping urine and feces in her apartment. It also looks like Dora is fixing minor issues more than she is fixing really important issues like Dora put fancy surfaces on the stairs but did not fix Becky’s running water.” (Margaret)

 

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About Mark Silberberg

Mark is thrilled to be a member of LREI's vibrant learning community and is inspired each day by students and colleagues alike. Mark began his formal adult life in schools as a teacher of physics, chemistry, English and an experiential business simulation class in the public schools where he also worked as a school administrator and technology coordinator. For the ten years prior to coming to LREI, Mark was a co-founder and co-director of a progressive K-12 public charter school. When not immersed in things LREI, Mark enjoys spending time with his family and completing sundry home repair projects. He is an avid soccer player and skier and wishes he had more time to play the guitar and bass.

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