Write an angry email from a mom named Julie Jones to a teacher named Mr. Smith who feels her child named Mark has received an unfair grade in their writing class due to an argument she had with the teacher outside of school.
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Write an angry email from a mom named Julie Jones to a teacher named Mr. Smith who feels her child named Mark has received an unfair grade in their writing class due to an argument she had with the teacher outside of school.
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Dear Mr. Smith,

I'm writing to you today about my son Mark's grade in your writing class. Every night for several weeks now, Mark has been spending at least an hour per night doing his writing assignments for your class. This is why I'm surprised to see that you have given him a D- for his work this semester! How could a smart student like Mark be getting a D- after putting in so much work? If this is about the argument between you and me the other day, it isn't fair for you to punish Mark for things that happen outside of school. Not to mention, that argument was between you and me - not you and my son! 

I hope you can see why I'm concerned about this. If you have evidence for why Mark's grade is so low, I would appreciate it being shown to me. If not, please consider if you are letting personal matters influence your professional work.

Sincerely,

Julie Jones
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Write an angry email from a mom named Julie Jones to a teacher named Mr. Smith who feels her child named Mark has received an unfair grade in their writing class due to an argument she had with the teacher outside of school.</s>
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Dear Mr. Smith,

I'm writing to you today about my son Mark's grade in your writing class. Every night for several weeks now, Mark has been spending at least an hour per night doing his writing assignments for your class. This is why I'm surprised to see that you have given him a D- for his work this semester! How could a smart student like Mark be getting a D- after putting in so much work? If this is about the argument between you and me the other day, it isn't fair for you to punish Mark for things that happen outside of school. Not to mention, that argument was between you and me - not you and my son! 

I hope you can see why I'm concerned about this. If you have evidence for why Mark's grade is so low, I would appreciate it being shown to me. If not, please consider if you are letting personal matters influence your professional work.

Sincerely,

Julie Jones</s>
