This is because all these things are handled like HTML wrappers- in the header, you specify that you're writing a letter, or an article, or a book, etc there's specific packages that deal with modifying margins, etc. You can have students submit a TeX file, which is basically a text file you'd open in Notepad or any text editor, and there's formatting that tells you exactly what size font, exactly what size margins, exactly what line spacing, etc, etc. That, and I really like the LaTeX software you can use to write with: it's free, there's places online (Overleaf and ShareLaTeX) where people can collaborate on a document as if it were Google docs, and it has really nice benefits for teachers: Either way, I really like the Computer Modern font. r/ECEProfessionals: early childhood educationĭo let me know how it goes! I'm curious the results you get.
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