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Computer education in Eshowe
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- Subject: Computer education in Eshowe
- From: Andy Rabagliati <andyr@wizzy.com>
- Date: Mon, 26 Apr 1999 11:10:43 +0200
Folks,
The other day I visited the Convent school attached to the
local catholic church.
It is a primary school, private, that takes both sexes and all
colors .. and it has a computer education. They have a network
of about a dozen Windows computers, networked, where the kids
learn to type, draw, and program, using Logo. Logo is a kids'
programming language, where you ask a turtle to put a pen down
and walk around, drawing things.
In short, Bobbie (the teacher) is doing an absolutely tremendous
job. I was commiserating with the System administrator at
Zululand University, that most of the courses there seem to be
vocational training (the scissors mean 'cut') as opposed to
research or programming. I am glad to see that they are being
taught to program at least at the primary school level ..
Cheers, Andy!
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