MAPLENTY@AOL.COM
Date: 05/29/03
Wow,
To see technology used in such a "good nieghbor" sort of way invites
people you have never met to "your world." Thanks for sharing.
I have allowed the standard to rest, I have discovered that they (children
do not like to--not achieve) It leaves them bored and empty. I have the
pleasure of working with children and their ideas just recently I allowed
them to come in and just come and visit the internet, listen to the songs
already created, needless to say after just one month I have seen and
heard their boredom. Yeah, now they can self-improve but they did not
want it imposed on them.
Thank you for time.
Margaret Plenty
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