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That is wonderful.
Computers have a good history in special education. That is one area where the statistics support the investment in computers. Many children with physical disabilities excel with computers because they can take their time and the computer is infinitely patient, unlike even the
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your point was wrong
Wow. What eloquence. I don't seem to understand your point. Are you saying that kids under the age of ten who haven't mastered reading and writing should be allowed unlimited access to computers?
I agree with t
First film was going to revolutionize teaching.
Then Television was going to revolutionize teaching.
25 years ago computers were going to revolutionize teaching.
I imagine the next thing will be robots, or HDTV.
:P
On Mar 21, 2005, at 11:56 PM, Stephen Fisher wrote:
Here's an interesting twist on t
No, really. I am looking for a few middle-aged Chinese people who lived
through the Cultural Revolution in China, and who would allow me to interview
them about their experiences on videotape. It's part of my dissertation - I
created this dynamic video engine that lets you encode video clips in
Christine Hibbard wrote:
I've got to chime in here. Obviously the computer bashers are
operating with their head in the sand. Join the 21st century already.
I have a dislexic child who labored with blackboard notes all through
school- labored is an understatement. last year our child got a
lapt
Salutations, gentlefolk,
Are there any camera clubs in Univcity / West Philly / Center City ?
Especially interested in one hospitable to both film and digital imaging.
Yours, John Desmond
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A young adult is certainly old enough to have mastered reading and writing. Which was my point. -Original Message-From: Christine Hibbard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: University City Cc: Christine Hibbard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:21:46 -0500Subject: Fwd: [UC] computers bad
Found: A small black dog (Schipperke?), red collar but no tags, near 46th
and Baltimore. She's chubby with thick fur and pointy ears. She's
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Hello again. I received a couple emails last night about the white cat I posted about but neither was the owner. I checked for the cat last night and this morning and didn't see her (she is always around). I was just wondering if someone saw my post and came by to get her last night? I thought
I've got to chime in here. Obviously the computer bashers are operating with their head in the sand. Join the 21st century already. I have a dislexic child who labored with blackboard notes all through school- labored is an understatement. last year our child got a laptop, this young adult types f
Dan Widyono wrote:
I don't have the references handy, but there's better evidence to
suggest that _music_ education helps students far more than computers do.
Amen. And yes, I mistook Bruce's comments to be general, forgetting that the
topic at hand was computing in _schools_. I'm still amb
-Original Message-From: meenalraval <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 14:25:29 -Subject: [phillyfreecycle] ADMIN: city accepts electronics for recycling
Start sorting out your electronics!
If you've got non-working electronics that no one on PhillyF
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