Computer Toys For Kids
Should poor school kids learn mostly from Neil Bush’s big mobile computer instead of learning from teachers?
Neil Bush has come up with a robot teaching tool that has teachers in a number of States shocked that they can’t get normal school supplies but they’re being forced to purchase the expensive computer for tens of thousands of dollars. Some teachers who’ve tested it say the device is useless. They insist that teacher interaction is better. But Neil’s company has sucessfully pushed 1700 machines on school heads so far.
“You can’t even get basics like paper and scissors, and we went
out and bought them. I just see red,” one teacher said. Sources familiar with the Bush program said pressure to buy Bush’s toy- like device comes from influential Republicans who orchestrated initial funding from huge foreign donations, i.e. Saudia Arabia and Russia.
Some school administrators aren’t afraid to speak up. “I wouldn’t advise anyone else to use it,” said Supt. Paul Vranish.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-ignite22oct22,0,4402778.story?track=tottext
rich or poor. a human teacher is worth more than a piece of metal.
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Amazing Designs ADC 30 Kids Toys 1 Multi-Formatted CD $34.99 Amazing Designs ADC 30 Kids Toys 1 Multi-Formatted CD |
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Kids Computer Package $49.95 Help engage and inspire beginning computer users with this accessories package. All are made from rugged ABS plastic for durability and safety. Its fun, bright colors capture interest and simplified keyboard functions will inspire their confidence. The smaller sized headphones and mouse are designed for a comfortable fit. Kids Keyboard (KIDSKEY) features: Color coded keys help identify and locate function (green), consonants (yellow), vowels (orange) & number (red) keys; Microsoft Office Hot Keys: open folder, save file, print, cut, copy, paste, rotate window, wakeup screen, sleep (standby), power off; 85 keys formatted in standardized QWERTY layout; includes USB plug and PS2 connector. Headphone (2800 RD) features: Adjustable headband specifically sized for young children; Permanently attached cord with reinforced connection; Lengthy 10′ straight cord with right angle 3.5mm plug reduces accidental pull out; Ambient noise reducing earcups; Protective slotted baffles prevent accidental damage from prying fingers & foreign objects. Mouse (KM100) features: Reinforced connector resists pull out; Smaller size designed for use by younger students; USB and PS2 connection; Optical tracking for higher accuracy and ease of use. |
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Classic Toys – Stack & Sort Board $9.95 The sort of learning fun that kids really enjoy! Match the color and quantity of the 15 colorful wooden pieces to the printed key on the sturdy solid wood board. A perfect first manipulative that helps teach matching and counting skills! Dimensions: 4.5″ x 2.5″ x 13.3″ Assembled Recommended Ages: 2+ years |
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Fifty Quick and Easy Computer Activites for Kids $27.95 50 Quick & Easy Computer Activities for Kids. The 40 primary lessons are designed to help integrate Scholastic Keys and Microsoft Office into the classroom through carefully designed multimedia, multisensory and project based activities. Easily add or remove components of each activity to customize to your classroom and your students. Table of Contents (pdf) Sample Chapter and Projects (pdf) |
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