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Bettie__142065 Senior Member artist Posts: 490	Teacher's Aide SPECIFIC Text Dec 7^th, 2010, 1:43pm I have gotten this card back 4 times for this Hi,Can someone tell me how to find this? Please add 'teacher's aide' SPECIFIC text to this card. Thanks I have tried at least 4 times to find what this reviewer wants,and the Teacher's Aide is the last catergory I have foundPerhaps I am just overlooking it? Bettie
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Tanya_135475 Gold Member artist Posts: 1008	Re: Teacher's Aide SPECIFIC Text Reply #1 - Dec 7^th, 2010, 1:46pm Hello again Dam forum is so naughty double posting things, but she wants you to write inside of your card.... "Teachers Aid" to justify the catagorry
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Wendy_140775 GCU Newbies artist Posts: 25	Re: Teacher's Aide SPECIFIC Text Reply #2 - Dec 7^th, 2010, 1:47pm Does your card say "teacher's aide" anywhere on the inside or out? I think they want it to include text like "To a great Teacher's Aide" or something like that. If not that's what's missing. If it does, then you got me! Wendy
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Re: Teacher's Aide SPECIFIC Text
Reply #3 - Dec 7^th, 2010, 2:59pm

Hello Bettie!

Wendy and Tanya are both correct. The reviewer is requesting that you add "Teacher's aid" to either the front or inside of the card.

Here is a great example. This is written in http://www.squidoo.com/gcu101 by one of our artists.

"However, suppose you've made a beautiful card and now you need to find a category to put it in. Many artists have difficulty with GCU's policy on categories, so I'll try to explain in the simplest terms: you can ONLY categorize a card by what it IS, not what it COULD BE. In other words, a picture of a rose with the inner verse "I love you" is not suitable for the Valentine's Day category. Why? Because nowhere on the card does it say "Happy Valentine's Day." Remember what I said? What the card IS, not what it COULD BE."

Hope this helps!

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