From: William K. <nb...@so...> - 2001-09-14 01:20:16
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On Wed, Sep 12, 2001 at 11:55:39AM -0700, Harry McGregor wrote: > Ok, I finaly got some time to sit down with some teachers at corbett: > > Here is the reaction of a 2nd grade teacher. > > Addition and subtraction are the correct level for this grade level (in case you want to do options like -2ndgrade). > > The operations need to be changed to the format: > > 2 > +2 > -- > > instead of 2+2 > > By the end of 2nd grade students should be able to do simple 2 digit addition with and without carring: > ie: > 22 And 25 > +22 +27 > --- --- > > Some way of controling this would be nice. Also the rate of decent is too quick for most of the teachers, let alone the 5th grade students. > > > Harry Hi Harry.. thanks for the feedback. Hmm... these tweaks shouldn't be too difficult. I also like the idea of the grade-based options, although a few things: Like you actually pointed out, by the end of the 2nd grade, the students will be able to do different things, so I suppose we'd need to split it up into "--grade 2nd" and "--grade end-2nd" or something... I'm not sure what standards there are in the US or elsewhere, but I have a feeling some schools may have slightly different standards for what will/should be taught in different grades and during different parts of grades. (Also, some countries use different grade level values, I think) However, I'll keep it in mind. Adding to TODO.txt. Sam, you around? Have you considered redoing some of the game graphics due to this week's tragedy? Thanks! Somberly, -bill! |