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Letter To Mrs. Fossum: Marketing And Advertising In Your Classes

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To Mrs. Fossum, Thank you for teaching me these past two years. I learned a lot about marketing and advertising in your classes. I actually bug my parents because of the amount I talk about advertising, and the blame goes to you. So believe it or not you taught someone, even though it might not feel that way. Your classes will help me in college because of the state material you taught me and because of the life lessons you taught me. I would have never known how insurance works, or how credit works if you hadn’t taught me. I probably would’ve been an adult and still be really confused about credit, so thanks so much. Like you said, if you can impact a few students in your class then you have done good. You definitely have impacted my life with your classes, no matter the difficulty of them. …show more content…

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