BBS:      TELESC.NET.BR
Assunto:  Re: people with autism
De:       Dumas Walker
Data:     Wed, 6 May 2026 10:03:24 -0500
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>  MP> Some schools are moving away from "screen time" learning and back
>  MP> towards more traditional classrooms as a result.  I think that is a
>  MP> good thing. ;)

> I was trying to tutor my sophomore daughter on geometry -- drawing a
> figure on paper and measuring angles was so much easier than what she
> was trying to do on a screen.

That is one thing that, to me, would seem a lot easier to do on paper.
Controling a mouse or, worse, trying to draw something directly on a screen
with my finger has just never seemed all that easy to me.

> I've always loved pen and paper - still use notebooks at work for taking
> notes during meetings. Back then, I loved buying school supplies in
> September - especially the little geometry kits with pencils,
> protractors, stencils, and a little ruler.

I did enjoy the years where we were told to have those... although, aside
from the pencils and ruler, we rarely used them in class.  :(


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