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From: Lorna.Kropp@f6.n346.z1.fidonet.org (Lorna Kropp)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Search/Keyboarding
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 92 22:48:39 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:346/6 - Macs BBS, Spokane WA

While I have not set up research regarding our keyboarding curriculum, we do
have several years of experience. We have introduced standard keyboard
fingering at 2nd grade for home row keys plus e,r,t,i, and o. We arrange 10
minute practice sessions on non-functional keyboards 3-4 times a week for Sept 
- Dec. The children use the classroom computers to compose stories each week
for the remainder of the year. Third graders practice correct fingering for
home row  plus e, r, t, i, o , u, c, n, p, m, w., y. They have the same amount 
of practice during the Fall months. We have not covered fingers or keys.
Fourth graders review letters and finish out alphabet and begin to work toward 
10 WPM. Students need to have regular access to writing on the computers to
have the keyboarding skills make a difference.

We use only applications, plus LOGO on our computers. We wish the computers to 
be seen by students as tools to help them interpret and sort data, tools to
communicate, and tools to use numbers. As the Computer teacher, I consult with 
each classroom teacher to incorporate computer projects as part of nearly
every unit in the curriculum.

Lorna Kropp, Discovery School, Spokane, WA.


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From: Jeff.Shoub@f734.n153.z1.fidonet.org (Jeff Shoub)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Re: SCHOOL CHOICE
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 92 18:10:05 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:153/734 - ED-NET 9600, Vancouver BC

Wow Mike,

I teach at a public school in Canada. A big issue at our school is whether 
PARENTS should have a say in the class placement of their child.

Does your school have teachers with diverse styles and philosophies and if 
it does do the children tend to favour certain teachers over others?

Jeff Shoub
Vancouver B.C.


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From: Robin.Bain@p5.f505.n770.z3.fidonet.org (Robin Bain)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Ocean Tide Project
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 92 14:20:47 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 3:770/505.5 - Southern Vortex, Dunedin

 > Robin - Would you be interested in your students
 > corresponding with some students
 > from Washington state that are about the same age?
 > I'm sure that we can develop
 > some sort of interesting project for them to chat
 > about.
 > Jim
Thanks Jim- I'm sorry it has taken so long to reply. I have a small rural school with nine children involved in K12. They have been writing to a number of children but are not getting regular responses so I would welcome it if you would like to set something up. The names of my children are
Lizzy Denton, Tony Scott, Rebecca McTainsh, Thomas Clark, Corey Hope, Cara Hepburn, Cathy Denton, Laura White, and Sabrina Fraser.
Would you like to ask your children to find out which way the water goes down the plug hole in your part of the world.?
Can you find Dunedin on a map of New Zealand? We are 40 km south, about 2km south of the Taieri River and on the coast. We are surrounded by paddocks of green grass dotted with sheep and lambs. Many of the sheep have twins and this makes the farmers happy. Some of the local farmers have deer and there are a number of fishermen here as well. We are interested in doing a river study but have to find out how to do that before we start.
Are your children happy with the new President?
Kia ora


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From: Steve.Larson@p0.f10.n3402.z1.fidonet.org (Steve Larson)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Fund-Raising
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 92 09:26:20 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:3402/10.0 - Westwood High Schoo, Ft McMurray AB

Hi, Folks!

I attended a function at my children's school last night which I thought
was cleverly done.  The school is dangerously close to being closed because
of low enrolment figures.  In the meantime, however, my children are
enjoying the benefits of dedicated teachers and small class sizes!

Last night, the school held a family dance.  Kids got a chance to dance
with their parents and to see their parents dancing together which,
apparently, was a novel experience for some of the children!

The cost was $5.00 per family.  A local Music DJ donated his talents and
equipment.  The kids got a chance to show off the Texas line dancing and so
forth that they had learned in Phys. Ed.  Parents got a chance to make
complete idiots of themselves in efforts to learn the steps from their
kids! <blush>  The Grade 7 and 8 students managed a concession where they
utilized their math skills to make change (and where, incidentally, the
spectre of greedy capitalism reared its ugly head) while the grade 2's and
3's got an opportunity to collect all the empty pop cans to be turned in to
the local recycling depot for cash.  I'm sure all the grades had specific
areas of responsibility and opportunities for contribution  (decorations,
coat checks, etc.)

At the same time, the teachers (who were ALL in attendance) got an
opportunity to promote another activity which will take place on Sunday.
It is an arts and crafts bazaar where people have donated their work to be
sold with profits going to the school.  In addition, other artisans will be
able to rent a table (proceeds going to the school) from which they may
display and sell their wares.


The dance went from 7:00 to 9:30.  On the way home, I could hear my 8
year-old son and 9 year-old daughter discussing the evening in the back of
the van.  They had certainly enjoyed themselves!  My daughter suggested,
"We should do this again...real soon, Dad!"

Regards,
Steve

... Have a nice day....unless you have other plans.

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From: Ron.Butler@p0.f118.n138.z1.fidonet.org (Ron Butler)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Re: Australian Exchange Student
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 92 22:09:50 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:138/118.0 - Keithley Komputer K, Tacoma WA

I teach high school in Federal Way Wash. U.S.A. - Decatur H.S. - and I 
have a delightful exchange student from your area in my U.S.History 
class.  His name is Christopher Walker and is fro Salesian College in 
Chadstone.  He lives in Oakleigh - both of which are suburbs of 
Melbourne he says.  If any of you out there knows any teachers or 
students at Salesian  College, would you be so kind as to pass this on 
for me.  It would really be great if one of teachers or school mates 
sees this and answers.  Hope to hear from someone.



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From: Terry.Hoffer@p6.f17.n3400.z1.fidonet.org (Terry Hoffer)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Science Shareware/Public Domain Software
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 92 17:05:00 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:3400/17.6 - MET NET BBS, Helena MT

Helen -- Do you have access to a database program for IBM PC's such as DBASE III or IV or Microsoft Works for the IBM?  If you do you and your students might find it interesting and educational to develop databases of informations about selected topics that can then
be searched for patterns and regularities.  For example you could
create a database about different kinds of animals that contains 
information about habitat, food preferences, number of feet, type of
young, and other characteristics.  Once created your students could
then listed all the animals, for instance, that have scales, live in
the water, etc.  In this manner your students could inductively learn
about classifications and classification systems.
Terry Hoffer

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From: Carol.Nauss@f2.n255.z1.fidonet.org (Carol Nauss)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Re: DISTANCE LEARNING
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 92 23:18:32 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:255/2 - NEWBED, Fredericton NB

Andree...:)  Try the Dept of Education in Manitoba, Canada they run a long 
distance learning program.  CArol

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From: Lorna.Kropp@f6.n346.z1.fidonet.org (Lorna Kropp)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Snow in Spokane
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 92 23:16:40 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:346/6 - Macs BBS, Spokane WA

Dear Mr. Bowden;
Yes Mr. Bowden it does now quite a lot in December and January in Spokane.
Several classes in our school have made predictions about the first snow!  Our 
school calendar is September 2 - June 11 with 2 weeks off in December for
Winter Holiday and 1 week off in April for Spring holiday. 

You described yourself as a kiwi. Do you eat alot of kiwi? It is our favorite
fruit. But why do you call yourself a Kiwi? Are you a native of New Zealand?
What languages do you speak?

From, Audrey and Jennifer, 4th Grade at Discovery sChool, Spokane WA
c/o Lorna Kropp #329


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From: Julie.Rosenoff@f6.n346.z1.fidonet.org (Julie Rosenoff)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: RE: Re: DAYLIGHT SAVINGS: OTHER COUNTRIES??
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 92 18:51:32 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:346/6 - Macs BBS, Spokane WA

Jeff,
Thanks for the information about (or should I say "aboot") Daylight savings.
I now have  heard from eastern and western Canada (but nowhere else).

I almost visited Victoria this summer, but it didn't work out.  (I've never
been there, but hope to this coming spring or summer.)
Julie:-)


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From: Bill.Arrigoni@f80.n343.z1.fidonet.org (Bill Arrigoni)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: RE: Adopt-a-River
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 92 16:23:23 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:343/80 - Auburn Ed-Net, Auburn WA

>to other clasrooms to stimulate interest in our ADOPT A RIVER PROJECT. OUR
GOAL  >IS TO HAVE OUR STUDENTS MONITOR A LOCAL RIVER AND COMPILE DATA THAT CAN BE
 >SHARED
 >WITH OTHER CLASSES ON THE NETWORK. We will use our english, Social Studies,
 >Science (me) and Math Teachers as a team to monitor our river. The name of our
 >river is the Mystic River that feeds Boston Harbor here in Medford,
 >Massachusetts.
 >If you are interested in working with 7th graders in our middleschool please

Sorry to interupt, but in my middle school we are doing similar tests and  would be happy to share data. We are testing monthly for water temp, air temp, ph, DO, nitrates, orthophostate, alkalinity, turbidity, amonnia, and biochemical oxygen demand. 

Nelsen Middle School is located in Renton, Wa. Look forward to hearing from you. 
            BILL


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From: Sharon.Asato@f6.n345.z1.fidonet.org (Sharon Asato)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Wetlands
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 92 14:32:22 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:345/6 - Leeward School Dist, Honolulu HI

Hi George.  I'm the one interested in wetlands.  I wanted to do a project with my sixth grade class.  We would like to preserve what we have in Hawaii.  The one that I am concerned with will be having a hotel on it if the protest is not convincing enough.  I'd like to know how it is that you are living on a wetland?  Were there laws that allowed you on and not you OMIT "not you"   and  now you have restrictions on you and your piece of land?  Can you give me an idea of where your house is?  Are you on the 
fringe of the wetland?  Or in it?  Are you dry during parts of the year?
nov. 6(today)  will check for answer Nov 13.  bye.


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From: Adrian.Wegner@p10.f17.n3400.z1.fidonet.org (Adrian Wegner)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: wuss/wus/woos
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 92 14:20:00 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:3400/17.10 - MET NET BBS, Helena MT

John . . .thank you for reply in regard to the "woos" word.  It would seem that the word is a linguistic phenomena common to the human specie.  Here I am in the Big Sky Country of Montana, and the "woos" word seems to have fallen from my lips onto my computer key board, subconsciously, as it were.  It would seem that I cannot remember any cultural influence which might have triggered my utterance, but for some reason, the utterance seemed appropriate at the time. Please forgive any breach of etiquette. I d


o feel better, however, knowing that someone else has experienced the same linguistic phenomena.  
Thanks again . . .
Adrian in Montana

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From: Don.Moore@f2.n255.z1.fidonet.org (Don Moore)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: COMMUNICATION
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 92 11:54:09 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:255/2 - NEWBED, Fredericton NB

Hello barbara!
        My 3 keen students (John, Gavin and Sara) have been watching every 
day for a message from your students. They can send it to "moore kids"or to 
me.
        Please write soon.
        Don Moore 

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From: Sheila.King@f315.n103.z1.fidonet.org (Sheila King)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: CABLE AVAILABILITY/USE   
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 92 05:54:00 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:103/315 - Castle of the Four , Diamond Bar CA

Brian,

I saw your message about convincing the cable station to provide your
school with free services. I teach at a catholic high school also (Mater
Dei High School in Santa Ana, Calif.). We are having a financially tough
time also. What was your argument to convince the cable company to give
you free service? Our school currently has Channel 1 from Whittle. This
is our second year with the service. I guess next year will be the last
mandatory year that we must participate in order to keep the equipment.

Sheila
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From: Cal.Carpenter@f120.n321.z1.fidonet.org (Cal Carpenter)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Birthday?
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 92 08:39:56 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:321/120 - SpaceMet Internet, Amherst MA

WHAT!!! Another birthday????
Wow, at this rate you must be getting real old.  I'll see you on Friday. Cal Carpenter


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From: Terry.Bowden@f20.n772.z3.fidonet.org (Terry Bowden)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: JPS Experience
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 92 13:02:22 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 3:772/20 - IBM NZ Ltd Gate, Auckland

Sorry, I have lost track of who was asking me about a musical
group called Jean Paul Sartre Experience. Hence the catchy
addressee name.  The person was seeking information which at the
time I did not have. But after doing some research. I finallly
found the information - but lost track of the inquirer.

But here is what I found on JPSE:
Jean Paul Sartre Experience
The JPS Experience is one of NZ finest bands.  They first came out with a self 
titled E.P. which had on the classic, Flex - one of the best songs about Sex 
ever.  Then abnout a year later, 1987 they released Love Songs, with "I like 
Rain" and other brilliant hits.  More recently was the size food" which 
although is, musically, a little different from earlier stuff, its absolutely 
excellent.  Songs like "elemental", "shadows" and "slip" are some of my all 
time favourte songs.  Just great.  "The size of food" was released in 1990.  
There is a recent single, 1991, called "precious" which contains a great B-
side.  And lastly the new single "breathe", awesome after a couple of listens. 
 Anyway I hope that answers your question.  They are touring through Auckland 
on NOV 20 I think.  
ADDENDUM  "Breathe is released on an EP, and will be repeated on a forthcoming
LP, as reviewed in today's Auckland Newspaper music section
 


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From: James.Aitchison@p4.f85.n134.z1.fidonet.org (James Aitchison)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Daylight Savings: Other countries?????
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 92 00:19:50 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:134/85.4 - Western Canada DATA, Stavely Alta

Hi Julie.....

03 Nov 92, Julie Rosenoff writes to All:

 JR> My students would like to know if any countries besides the U.S.A. change
 JR> their clocks by one hour each spring and fall (i.e. change to and from
 JR> Daylight Savings).  ]

 JR> We know that Arizona doesn't change their clocks.. Are there any other
 JR> states that don't?

Alberta does!

Chow for now ....

James.....


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From: Soozi.Miller@f17.n3400.z1.fidonet.org (Soozi Miller)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: tele-talking
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 92 20:06:18 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:3400/17 - MET NET BBS, Helena MT


 > I hope to take advantage of the BBS to keep in touch with
 > other deaf educators and know several interpreters who would
 > enjoy professional contacts.
It would be great to have you spur this in the state and at the National/international level.  Don't know how many are out there, but there's one way to find out..probe the network.  Hope to see more messages from you! Soozi


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From: Steve.Larson@p0.f10.n3402.z1.fidonet.org (Steve Larson)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Search/Keyboarding
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 92 09:39:26 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:3402/10.0 - Westwood High Schoo, Ft McMurray AB

In a message <09 Nov 92  22:48:39> to <Tom Winn> about <Search/Keyboarding>,
Lorna Kropp wrote:

 LK> While I have not set up research regarding our keyboarding
 LK> curriculum, we do have several years of experience. We have introduced
 LK> standard keyboard fingering at 2nd grade for home row keys plus
 LK> e,r,t,i, and o. We arrange 10 minute practice sessions on
 <STUFF DELETED>

Lorna,
I found your comments interesting.  These are exactly the kinds of thoughts
we are looking for in the computer literacy echo.  I hope you don't mind,
but I have forwarded your message into that area as well.

Thanks,
Steve Larson
Zone 1 Computer Literacy Moderator

... No matter where you go...there you are!

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From: Terry.Bowden@f20.n772.z3.fidonet.org (Terry Bowden)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Snow in Spokane
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 92 22:23:00 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 3:772/20 - IBM NZ Ltd Gate, Auckland

To Audrey and Jennifer in Spokane:
 LK> You described yourself as a kiwi. Do you eat alot of 
 LK> kiwi? It is our favorite
 LK> fruit. But why do you call yourself a Kiwi? Are you a 
 LK> native of New Zealand?
 LK> What languages do you speak?

My, what a lot of questions! Let me tackle them one at a time.
It is interesting that many people in America, when asked what a 
kiwi is, will reply that it a furry fruit. Let me into a secret.
That furry fruit was originally called a Chinese gooseberry. It
was introduced into NZ from China, and local scientists and
horticulturalists improved it until it was larger and more delicious.
The government decided to export it, but they also wanted people
to identify it as a New Zealand fruit. Now the symbol of this
country is a native bird, which has tiny wings, so small that it
cannot fly. The original inhabitants of NZ, the Maori race, gave it
the name Kiwi. If you ever heard its cry in the forest at night,
you would know why - it sounds Keeeee-wheeee! And that's why we
renamed the fruit the Kiwi-fruit.
The popular name for people from Australia is Aussies. Likewise,
for people from Britain, they are called Limeys. Well, the people
from New Zealand are known as Kiwis, after their national symbol,
the flightless Kiwi bird.
In New Zealand, we would not say that we eat lots of kiwi -
the bird is few in numbers, and is therefore protected.
But we would say we eat plenty of kiwifruit.
I am a native of New Zealand, as my parents and grandparents were
born here. My great grandparents would have emigrated from Britain.
All New Zealanders speak English as their native language.
At school, the most popular foreign languages are French, Latin
and Japanese. Most schools also teach the native language, Maori
as well. Many place names here are as they were named by the Maoris
before the Europeans came here, so that helps non-Maoris to get 
started.
I hope that helps to answer your questions - thank you for asking.
Kind regards from Auckland, New Zealand - the City of Sails!


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From: Carol.Hooper@f89.n381.z1.fidonet.org (Carol Hooper)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: RE: Adopt-a-River
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 92 23:14:07 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:381/89 - Wolverine BBS, El Paso TX

This sounds fantastic.  I was wondering if you'd come up with ideas as 
to how you would implement this within the classroom.  How will you 
structure the time your students spend working on the computer, etc.?  
Thanks..........Carol Hooper


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From: Carol.Hooper@f89.n381.z1.fidonet.org (Carol Hooper)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Re: COLLABORATIVE CLASSROOMS
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 92 23:16:37 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:381/89 - Wolverine BBS, El Paso TX

I'
m not sure if that was the topic but I'd love to hear more about this 
special project.  Do you mind sharing the premise and idea behind this 
project as well as how the project is being implemented?  Thanks, 
Carol Hooper


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From: Chris.Rowan@f83.n3820.z1.fidonet.org (Chris Rowan)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: RE: Antivirii progs for LANs
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 92 10:13:22 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:3820/83 - Morningside K12 BBS, Brownsville TX

Hi Dale,

> hmmmmm. Does that mean if I write to you I might catch your 
> virus? How do
        
<G>  No, I don't think so.      
        
> you think it is being transmitted? If you belong to 
> compuserve, the latest
        
I'm not sure.  There's a local SysOp who has intentionally infected 
some of the GIF files on his BBS.  It's possible that other SysOps or 
disgruntled BBS users have done something similar.  I used to download 
GIF files to demonstrate the process to students.  After our PC became 
infected, I stopped calling local BBSes altogether.
        
                                        Chris

> issue has a section identifying different kinds of viruses 
> and what to
> do about them.
> 
> --- Tabby 2.2
>  * Origin: Auburn Ed-Net, Auburn WA (206-931-4821)   
> (1:343/80)
> 
> 
> 


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From: Andree.Anderberg@p12.f17.n3400.z1.fidonet.org (Andree Anderberg)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: distance learning
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 92 16:58:00 PDT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:3400/17.12 - MET NET BBS, Helena MT

 I am currently a student at Montana State in library media.  I would like any information on distance learning and bulletin boards available to the public.  Thanks for your help.

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