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[school-discuss] Article: "Linux in Schools" (K-12) at ScienceBlogs
It's a long article, and I haven't even had the chance to
read all of it, but it looks quite good so far:
Linux in Schools
Posted on: September 29, 2010 3:13 PM, by Greg Laden
http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/2010/09/linux_in_schools.php
"This is an excellent guest post by Scott Rowed on the use of Linux
in K-12 schools, including strong evidence that school districts that
do not have students using the Linux operating system are placing
their students at a disadvantage, as well as a description of one
outstanding success story in British Columbia."
I enjoyed this paragraph a lot :)
"Learning Linux in school can be compared to French Immersion. Just
as students in the French program still learn English, students
learning Linux will still be exposed to Windows and Mac computers
sufficiently to learn what they need. Linux, as well as French, can
open up career opportunities that otherwise may not be possible."
Enjoy!
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-bill!
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