Tech in the Dustbin
“With buckles and snaps and Velcro straps, do our children need to learn to tie their shoes anymore?”
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I thought about that earlier this week when i was getting my oldest ready for school (okay, she’s not yet two, so it’s mommy’s morning out).
Since she is fascinated with clocks, I know that she will learn how to tell time on a face clock. (Even though those are going to the dust bin.)
@rachel – How dare you leak details about tomorrow’s post…
Like my dad always says — does anyone still know how to do long division? ;-P
–ADM
Great minds…yada yada yada
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