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From: Peter.Macinnis@p0.f508.n711.z3.fidonet.org (Peter Macinnis)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Ooroo
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 92 21:22:00 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 3:711/508.0 - The Bay, Neutral Bay NSW

SL>Hooroo - (hoo' roo) 1. interj.- a casual form of goodbye used by people
SL>        in localized dialects in Southern areas of Australia.  A derivative
SL>        of this (ooroo) is used in more northerly areas.  Originally, a
SL>        Japanese form of greeting seen in many American World War II movies
SL>        where an American captive is greeted by the Japanese Camp
SL>        Commandant who says, "Herro! I see you are surprised I speak your
SL>        ranguage.  I went to U.C.R.A. before the war!"
Interestingly, this term was able to cross the battle-lines from its
origins in American movies -- you will find World War II German camp
commandants calling people "Mein Herro". Perhaps this was the the first
real example of morphic resonance.

SL>        of some isolated areas (Barrow Island and Dampier Archipelago)
SL>        still utilize the pure HERRO form.
The area is better known for its sidewinder goats, which have two legs
longer than the other two, equipping them to go sideways around
mountains. Just as we have only right-handed snails down here, so our
sidewinders are right-torsional. Their origins are obscure, but it may
be that they had their legs pulled unmercifully when they were kids.

SL>        When linguists discovered these pockets of Japanese-influenced
SL>        English, they coined the term "ORIENTATION" which has now also
SL>        further mutated to have other meanings related to order,
Did they discover it by occident?

SL>Hope this helps, etymologically speaking!
Entomologically speaking, no, not really, but thanks anyhow.  BTW, are
you sure that your name is not a corruption of Steve Leacock?

Hooroo
peter

 # SLMR 2.1 # Be contrapuntal -- keep puns out of tag lines.



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From: Zelma.Gragg@f64.n381.z1.fidonet.org (Zelma Gragg)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: re: 2nd  class
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 92 18:04:41 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:381/64 - Academy K12 Net, El Paso TX

Thanks!  I appreciate the encouragement & will try it (or my partner 
Resource Teacher will try as soon as possible!


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From: Rick.Scriven@f158.n343.z1.fidonet.org (Rick Scriven)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: WA
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 08:10:02 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:343/158 - Silver Lake Too, Everett Wa

JE> Rick: Does WA mean West Australia?  My sun lived in Perth
JE> the year of the America's Cup. He travelled throughout the
JE> areaa that year. He was a Rotary exchange student.
JE> Take care, John



Dear John,
Sorry.  I am afraid WA srands for Washington State.  But if it 
helps, I would like to visit Australia someday!  
Rick

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From: Paul.Chandler@f155.n633.z3.fidonet.org (Paul Chandler)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Primary Penpals - Australia
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 92 08:37:42 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 3:633/155 - SECAP BBS, Clayton Vic


  * Message Forwarded on 05-Oct-1992
  * Originally By: Phil Spooner
  * Originally To: Paul Chandler
  * Originally Re: Primary Penpals - Australia

Please transfer this to an echo that will reach Aileen Hall if this one will not.

I am a teacher in a rural U.S. elementary school. I have many students who are eager to set up penpals overseas.  Arranging 22 students would be a simple task, and I too would enjoy sharing teaching ideas with educators overseas.

I'll leave my snail mail address - but I can be reached in this echo on k-12net seeing that I don't have a fido address, or do I? I'm pretty new at all this!

Phil Spooner, Gaston Elementary School, PO Box 68 Gaston OR 97119 USA.

Peace!


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From: James.Bannan@f369.n633.z3.fidonet.org (James Bannan)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Pacific Rim Pen Pals
Date: Wed, 23 Sep 92 13:34:28 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 3:633/369 - City Limits BBS, Boronia Vic

Dennis
I received your message.  I have the same problem with direct mail sends but I dont know if it because of credits or that the BBS I am trying to send to aren't in the system.  I am pursuing this at the moment.  Keep in touch as I send all these communications from home.
Cheers Jimbo Down Under


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From: Ian.Bishop@f371.n640.z3.fidonet.org (Ian Bishop)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: penpals
Date: Sat, 19 Sep 92 01:36:21 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 3:640/371 - ESE ESCAPE BBS, Brisbane Qld Australia

AV>>I have a very messy desk.  For years the principal in my school would write

AV>>up for it at the year-end evaluation.  We changed administrator's a couple
AV>>years ago, and the current guy has a much different style.  His reaction wa
AV>>to give me a 'bumper sticker' that reads 'Genius thrives on clutter'.

As a Music student, you often can't see my room for all the instruments,
scores and associated junk!!!  Mind you, though, it hasn't stopped me
from being a very solid student on my degree program, so it must be OK

Regards, Ian

 * SLMR 2.1 * I'm a Looney Tune Muso - What's YOUR Disability???


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From: Ron.Chartrand@f118.n244.z1.fidonet.org (Ron Chartrand)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Re: hi Scott
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 92 18:41:00 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:244/118 - Renzo's Roost, Hamilton ON

Glad to see a new user aboard. Try to find many more new users of K-12


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From: Elliott.Mitchell@p7.f41.n116.z1.fidonet.org (Elliott Mitchell)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: re: K12 Net Library
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 23:15:09 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:116/41.7 - Metro-Net, Nashville TN

  JO> What you need is an  off line reader and to the best of my knowledge,
  JO> there is none for the IIgs UNFORTUNATELY!!

I have posed this question to Tim Pozar (get it?) who is, I gather, a bigwig
in the fidonet.org.  Mebbie he knows of an off-line reader for the IIs.

Elliott

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From: Edward.Dunagin@f540.n226.z1.fidonet.org (Edward Dunagin)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Montana news
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 08:47:00 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:226/540 - The Tele-Forum Netw, Columbus OH

Excuse me Jeff, but you said in part...................

JH>  However, the words Bozeman, MT caught my attention.  My wife grew up in
JH>  Missoula (I'm a transplant from WI) and we return to Montana every summer.
JH>  have been hoping to find someone who might be able to provide me with any
JH>  information concerning BBSes around MT in hopes of establishing some
JH>  contacts.  Any information you can provide would be appreciated.

I do hope that someone from MT will jump in a share the info on MeNet..
The Montana Educational Network..If not, let me know and I'll share what
I know.

Peace...................Ed

 * SLMR 2.1a #1852 * No matter how hard you hug your money, it never hugs back



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From: Maurice.Lapointe@f118.n244.z1.fidonet.org (Maurice Lapointe)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: GOOD
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 92 11:36:00 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:244/118 - Renzo's Roost, Hamilton ON

Hi Carol. Yes it does take time to get everything rolling. I have kids 4 to 14 years old (k to 8). We started the word pro and the paint programs up to 11 years old. Grades 7 and 8 are working on careers choices. It is very challenging but so much fun. I will keep in touch. Maurice.


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From: Jeff.Harrits@f921.n720.z6.fidonet.org (Jeff Harrits)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Greetings
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 13:10:00 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 6:720/921 - World Data Exchange, Taipei Taiwan

Thanks for the message.  It is always a pleasure to get mail, especially from unexpected places.  The day I found your message in my mail, the high school French language club was practicing the fine art of cooking crepes.  Their "kitchen" was on a balcony just outside of my room.  Talk about adding atmosphere to e-mail.

I will have to talk to our French language teachers and see if they are interested in furthering communications with you.  I'll also make sure they know about the K12 French language conference.  Perhaps it will encourage some of them to become involved with telecommunications. If you have any message you'd care to send me, so that I might show them something extra, it would be appreciated.

Until the next message - Dzai Jyan



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From: Linda.Klughart@p0.f51.n140.z1.fidonet.org (Linda Klughart)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Re: 2nd  class
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 92 21:26:10 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:140/51.0 - SaskTel P.A.C.M.I.D, Prince Albert Sask

Hello, Zelma: I haven't used the modem with my 7 and 8 year olds -
 yet, but when the modem is installed I plan to. I think it will be 
a great experience for them to 'chat' with other students across the country and internationally.  I may have to help some of them type their messages, but don't see that as a great deterrant. They already penpal with a classmate who moved to Australia, so this could be an extension for them.
If you get your modem up and running - let's connect our two classes!
Let me know what you decide and how you make out.
Take care,
Linda 


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From: James.Bannan@f369.n633.z3.fidonet.org (James Bannan)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: ESL - NESB
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 92 08:54:38 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 3:633/369 - City Limits BBS, Boronia Vic

Dear Carol,
           we screened kids for kindergarten about a month ago for next year.  When I think about it now,  it really is a long time between now and when they start in late January.  We used to start our school year on the first Tuesday in February, by each year its getting earlier.  Before long we will be starting before we break up. We mainly deploy Khmer, Vietnamese as our main translators for interviews and discussions.  Many of our approaches to ESL teaching dont seem to vary far from whole language te

aching (Immersion, modelling, relevance, context, child-based experiences....).  I have a concern that for our new new arrivals we new more intense straight down the line english teaching to up their "survival" english.  Some kids seem to understand english but with my grade 1s this year I tried a few times (actually its a lot of fun for everyone) to speak "gibbish", a langua=ge of sounds that have obsolutely no meaning. The kids seem to get more done because they become more focus, but what it highlights 

is that what you say isnt as important as what the children see.  The visual is a more powerful media than the sense of sound. How often do we say "you're not listening"  maybe it is just that they're "seeing".
I have noticed across the board that many of our ESL kids lack the basic concepts that English speaking backgrd kids bring to school with them.  Up/down, top/bottom/ inside/outside, front/behind and so on.  I am sure that the ESL kids understand these concepts in their mother tongue but lack these spatial terms in English.
We are having a festive day in Melbourne today.  Melbourne Show Day. All the main cities and contry towns have a "show day".  It is really a great event.  Though we call it the Melbourne Show, I do believe its correct name is the Royal Melbourne Agricultural Show.  It is just great.  They have judging of farm animals and show jumping, dressage for horses, shearing sheep competitions, wood chopping, car precision driving demonstrations, and the normal spread of show rides and side shows.  I like seeing the 

bottled friuts, the floral displays and the food...ah glorious food.(No Im not fat, I dont think Im fat...Im 70 kg at 172 cm  is that fat???)
Have fun with Mountain Day.  I must admit that I like being need mountains,  just something about mountains that is refreshing and comforting.
Cheers,  Jimbo Down Under.
ps  What town do you live in so I can mark it on my atlas.  'I'm sure you've told me but Ive misplaced the info.
I dont know aany teacher jokes just at the moment, unless youve seem our vice principal!


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From: maurercj@ucbeh.san.uc.edu
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: R.F. Mager Curriculums?
Date: 26 Sep 92 13:10:54 EST
Distribution: world
Organization: Univ. of Cincinnati

Hello,
  I'm not sure if this is the proper group to post my request however,
it seemed to be the best qualified to answer it.  I am currently 
working towards a degree in the College of Education.  I have been 
given an assignment of analyzing a curriculum in the health and/or
sex education area.  I would like to analyze a curriculum based upon
the R.F. Meager curriculum developing techniques.  However, I have been 
unable to find any which have been developed according to this technique
in the campus library.  
 What I'm looking for is a curriculum that contains...
         1. A community analysis
         2. A target group assessment
         3. A lesson plan area stating goals
         4. A scope and scquence chart
         5. An evaluation

 If anyone has a curriculum similar to this (including more would be best)
that they could give me the name of and where to get it.  Or better...be able 
scan it and send the file to me would be of great help to me on this project.

Much thanks for any help you can be,
Cathy        Email    maurercj@ucbeh.san.uc.edu
From: Jay.Gaines@f6506.n124.z1.fidonet.org (Jay Gaines)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: NEWBIE!
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 13:40:53 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:124/6506 - BBS AMERICA/3RS BBS, Richardson TX

BBS America/3 R's BBS, in Dallas, is now carrying this echo.
 
We are very happy to now be a part of this network.
BBS America is a 6-line TBBS operation in Richardson (suburb
of Dallas)operated by Jay Gaines and Ron Ellis.  We have 9
BBS'es operating on our system and the most exciting one is
our newest:  The 3 R's BBS with over 600 educational files
online for D/L, 50+ educational echoes from Fido and now K-12,
And a ton of local message areas.  We also provide online chat
for students, parents, teachers, and tutors.
 
Our users are eagerly awaiting participation in K12.
 
Our thanks to Edward Dunagin for his assistance in getting us
online with K12net.
 
Let the messages begin!
 
                        -  Jay Gaines / Ron Ellis -
 
 

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From: James.Bannan@f369.n633.z3.fidonet.org (James Bannan)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Southern Cross
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 92 10:08:52 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 3:633/369 - City Limits BBS, Boronia Vic

Cindy,  it was great to hear from you,  our weather is warmer than it has been but at the moment we have our wet period.  When you think about it, plants grow best when there is warmth and plenty of water. I just don't know where the notion came from that Spring is bright and sunny because in all my years I have it wet and windy.  We do get lovely sunny days but it tends to a cyclic thing.  Starts off a nice sunny day, the next day has waves of clouds gently rolling in but the day still isn't too bad then 






the next day or two it just rains and then it starts to improve back to a nice day again.  The trick is to hope for the nice days to occur on the weekends.
The Black Wattle trees are starting to drop their blossom so their seed pods will start to develop soon.  Some birds feed off the flowers whille others eat the seeds.  The Welcome swallows are building nests and the Spotted turle doves are doing their mating dance. If you have seen pigeons in action with their head rocking back and forth, that is what the doves do.  Spotted turtle doves are very common here in the city.  You can normally see a pair sitting on the power lines about every kilometer or so (do






 you speak in kilometers or miles, here we tend to have a mixture).  Because they seem fairly regularly spaced out I would tend to think that they are territorial, I've never seen them in flocks.
Some of the wild bulb plants near the local school oval are about two-thirds grown. They're about a foot high at the moment.  We have a lake near here, I often go for a walk there, mainly because it is so close.  It is actually more like a reclaimed bog hole.  It isn't very large, maybe a five minute walk around.  There were two Pied cormorants and a Great Black Cormorant.  They only come to the lake when there are fish.  Since the lake is fedd by runoff water from the surrounding roads and streets, the on






ly fish in the lake are those put in by the local council for the families that frequent the lake for pinics.  Thsi is this big European carp in the lake that has somehow been too smart to be caught.  I saw him/her/it  yesterday and its BIG, relatively speaking for the lake.
Have to go, little Emilyn is due for a feed.
Im at latitude 37 degrees 47 minutes south and longitude 145o14' east in a suburb called Ringwood in the City of Melbourne, State of Victoria,  Australia.
Cheers for now, keep warm.
           8-)     Jimbo Down Under.


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From: Holly.Wolf@f615.n260.z1.fidonet.org (Holly Wolf)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Company
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 92 07:30:00 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:260/615 - Scolasticom, Palmyra NY

Are there any librarians out there?  Maybe we could help each other directly
 with inter-library loan via K-12 net.

What would you suggest if a 4th grade teacher asked for equally long books
 of comparable genre on colonial Williamsburg, Old Salem, Plymouth Colony, and
Sturbridge?  Oh, yes, they all have to be IN PRINT.  This is for a reading
 class and will be combined with library research eventually.


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From: John.Elliott@f2.n255.z1.fidonet.org (John Elliott)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Re: 2ND  CLASS
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 16:52:30 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:255/2 - NEWBED, Fredericton NB

Helen:  If you were using a commodore 64, 300 baud modems are available from 
Run magazine for $10.  At that cost, principal's permission would be 
irrelevant.  If the scchool phone cannot be tied up, your students could type 
and save to disk in the daytime, and you could up and ddownload after hours. 
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From: Carol.Hooper@f89.n381.z1.fidonet.org (Carol Hooper)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Grant Writing Help
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 22:54:27 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:381/89 - Wolverine BBS, El Paso TX

Hi, everyone.  I'm writing a grant for a proposal to place 10 phone 
lines and modems into classrooms at my school.  I have some questions 
for seasoned grant writers.  Do you have any surefire hints?  This 
grant is kind of a mini-grant as they only gave us two weeks to get it 
done....so I'm stuck.  I'm on the project description part and though 
I can create pretests and posttests for measurability, can you suggest 
any strong sentences I might want to include.  We are going to have 
teacher training, and monitor teachers/students attitudes towards 
computers as an educational resource.  In addition, we will monitor 
students improvments in language arts, problem-solving, and 
communications skills.    Mainly, I'm looking for some of those things 
to say that new grant writers might not see or might overlook.  I have 
to get our program layed out in one page and this is difficult.  The 
whole basis of this thing is telecommunications as an educational 
resource.  It's due Oct. 9 so the quicker your helpful responses, the 
better.  Thanks........(Boy, my first year of teaching has been busy) 
Thanks, again, in advance.


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From: Helen.Sternheim@f109.n321.z1.fidonet.org (Helen Sternheim)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Apple Problems
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 92 23:46:44 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:321/109 - Pioneer Valley PCUG, Amherst MA

In a message of <01 Oct 92  21:08:34>, Sue Woodruff (1:228/65) writes:

 SW>Help!!!  I get so frustrated when I try to hook up an Apple IIc to a 
 SW>modem.  I've had better luck with IIgs's, but today I couldn't even get 
 SW>
 SW>1st - The Apple IIe had a Super Serial Card placed in it.  It had 
 SW>suggested switch settings in the Booklet that came with it.  The 
 SW>software I was using (TIC - Talk Is Cheap) suggested different 
 SW>settings.  We tried both.....neither worked.

My next two messages will tell you how to set the switches on your super  
serial card and how to reset the factory settings on the modem.  For a 2400  
baud modem if you enter at&f&w you can reset the factory setting from TIC,  
you should get an OK back from the modem, then you should see what you are  
typing.

 SW>
 SW>2nd - A few times the "TR" light on the modem would flicker, but it 
 SW>wouldn't ever stay on.  
 SW>
 SW>3rd - I was able to change settings in the software, but not manually 
 SW>enter any commands to the modem.  When I typed in "ATDT", nothing would 
 SW>appear on the screen.  The modem never initialized as far as I could 
 SW>tell.  This was the same on both the GS and IIe.
 SW>
 SW>I'd appreciate any and all suggestions.  Thanks.
 SW>
I will also send the control panel settings for the IIGS.

Could your modem have failed?  That does happen sometimes.  Are your cables  
ok?  Cables sometimes fail too. 



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From: Mr..Boucher@f414.n229.z1.fidonet.org (Mr. Boucher)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Japan Exchange
Date: Wed, 23 Sep 92 07:34:00 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:229/414 - ComPro Systems Node, Bowmanville ON

My senior geography class is doing a unit on Japan. It would be great if they
could communicate with Japanese high school students. Is this possible?

Jeff Boucher, Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada 

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From: Janet.Murray@f23.n105.z1.fidonet.org (Janet Murray)
Newsgroups: k12.chat.teacher
Subject: Company
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 92 20:53:24 PST
Organization: FidoNet node 1:105/23 - HI TECH TOOLS / Lib, Portland OR

In a message of <Sep 24 07:30>, Holly Wolf (1:260/615) wrote: 

 HW>Are there any librarians out there?  Maybe we could help each 
 HW>other directly with inter-library loan via K-12 net.

Hi, Holly -

There is a FidoNet echo called LIBRARY which I moderate.
It is also gated to Usenet as k12.library, although it
is not confined to k-12 issues.  Ask your Sysop to pick 
it up from the backbone if it's not already available in
Net 260.

 HW>What would you suggest if a 4th grade teacher asked for equally 
 HW>long books of comparable genre on colonial Williamsburg, Old 
 HW>Salem, Plymouth Colony, and
 HW>Sturbridge?  Oh, yes, they all have to be IN PRINT.  

Sorry I can't help with that question; I work in a high
school library.

--Janet
 



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