Coding in Vietnam- I've read this article and I've got to say I wish we could learn like that since technology is getting more and more advanced. As well as more involved with modern society. We really need to step up our game.
Onions in the Varnish- The onions were in the Varnish before to tell the temperature but now is just part of the recipe and that everyone working there now has a onion in the Varnish
This post was about Mr. Neil when on a trip to Vietnam and how he helped the Schools and watched what they used for programs for CS. When the kids started they we're in 1st grade and he watched all through the grades and made a game for them called Blocky. By Tummis1919
Mr Neil goes to Vietnam and goes to the middle school and high school and makes a video game for the kids. They play it and beat it in one day and they want more levels.
onions in the varnish is about a scientist trying to test a machine sorta like a fryer . he dropped onions in to see if the fryer was hot enough if it was the onion was hot enough it would fry if it was not they would know
The coding in Vietnam was an amazing article about Kids in Vietnam learning computers and coding. But because of budget issues it was difficult. Everything had to be scanned to CD's because they could not afford the best internet. Computer class started at grade 2 but half of the school could not learn about computers. Amazing Article!
Article about the vietnam kids is amazing they are way smatter than we are in coding. For the onion in the varnish i didn't know about the onion in the varnish and it is a weird add on to the varnish to test its tem. Going old school
the coding in Vietnam was about kids who wanted to learn tec. like the u.s.a about coding . everything had to be put on c.d 's but they could not learn anything because they did not have any computers so the USA gave them a grant to learn about computer code .
The onion in the varnish is about Primo Levi making a varnish and it needed raw onion. He did not understand why but after a little research he figure out why. The raw onion was throw into the varnish to test the temperature.-Bluemoon1919
This article was pretty interesting. I thought that it was interesting how Neil went to Vietnam to see how computer science was taught over there......Footballlover1919
Coding in Vietnam, I found it quite interesting about kids in Vietnam doing coding. There are Onions in the Varnish because it was an inexpensive way of testing the temperature for the varnish. If the onion fried, it was too hot. - SilverPaw1920
This article talked about people across the world getting chances to learn the new growing language of the internet. There were picture of the Vietnam kids doing google programing and other cool things! I wish I had the talent with computers that they have!
I just finished the article on the Vietnamese children, and what I see is that it's extremely unfair that we have all of this great technology right at our fingertips, and they still have the huge desktop computers that a majority of families got rid of in 2010.
i read about a person who went to Vietnam and taught kids about computers and he said they mostly taught him to. He made blocky codeing and he said he would teach him and that is when they taught me by:limegreen
i just read onions in the varnish and onions and varnish and it is some sort of food that was accidentally created and became a real food i thought that was cool by:limegreen
dragoneyes1919: I think Neil Fraser: News: CS in VN is a very interesting article. I thought it was unbelievable that kids in the 5th grade was writing procedures containing loops.
Greenrock1919- I think Neil Fraser's article was very descriptive and partly funny! When it said how the teachers were not teaching CS but teaching how to make websites not CS. I also think that its amazing how they were teaching second graders how to use computers and how to take care of 5.25" floppy disks.
i really think that we should have these classes it seems to improve intelligence and i think it would be good for us. even though they would rather have math class than cs i think that cs would improve math skills. it would most likely improve the understanding of numbers, which might benefit in their learning experience.
its interesting how a onion was needed to make varnish. and its cool how that the tell the temperature by putting an onion in it to tell if it was hot or not.....Footballlover1919
This is good. It talked about how to teach kids about coding and somewhat about Blocky Maze.
ReplyDeleteCoding in Vietnam- I've read this article and I've got to say I wish we could learn like that since technology is getting more and more advanced. As well as more involved with modern society. We really need to step up our game.
ReplyDeleteOnions in the Varnish- The onions were in the Varnish before to tell the temperature but now is just part of the recipe and that everyone working there now has a onion in the Varnish
I think it is so cool that the kids get to start computer class in 1st grade.
ReplyDeleteOnions in the varnish- The onions had to do with the laboral work vs the technology that replaced the onion but its still there
ReplyDeleteThe onions represented the labor work, and the varnish is the technician that is still in the area.
ReplyDeleteThis post was about Mr. Neil when on a trip to Vietnam and how he helped the Schools and watched what they used for programs for CS. When the kids started they we're in 1st grade and he watched all through the grades and made a game for them called Blocky. By Tummis1919
ReplyDeleteThere is onions in the varnish because it sofens it
ReplyDeleteMr Neil goes to Vietnam and goes to the middle school and high school and makes a video game for the kids. They play it and beat it in one day and they want more levels.
ReplyDeleteThey need it to test to see if the varnish was hot enough.
ReplyDeleteThey need a onion in the varnish to test if its hot enough or if its to cold but then it became a nesity By tummis1919
ReplyDeleteonions in the varnish is about a scientist trying to test a machine sorta like a fryer . he dropped onions in to see if the fryer was hot enough if it was the onion was hot enough it would fry if it was not they would know
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The coding in Vietnam was an amazing article about Kids in Vietnam learning computers and coding. But because of budget issues it was difficult. Everything had to be scanned to CD's because they could not afford the best internet. Computer class started at grade 2 but half of the school could not learn about computers. Amazing Article!
ReplyDeleteArticle about the vietnam kids is amazing they are way smatter than we are in coding. For the onion in the varnish i didn't know about the onion in the varnish and it is a weird add on to the varnish to test its tem. Going old school
ReplyDeletethe onion lets them know if the mixture is hot enough cause it will fry the onion. Seance they did that the onion is now a part of the recipe
ReplyDeletethe coding in Vietnam was about kids who wanted to learn tec. like the u.s.a about coding . everything had to be put on c.d 's but they could not learn anything because they did not have any computers so the USA gave them a grant to learn about computer code .
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I find it amazing how kids in vietnam get to use probably the best windows program there is.
ReplyDeleteThe onion in the varnish is about Primo Levi making a varnish and it needed raw onion. He did not understand why but after a little research he figure out why. The raw onion was throw into the varnish to test the temperature.-Bluemoon1919
ReplyDeleteThe article was very good. It was about Neil Fraser who went to Vietnam to schools to see how things worked there....fieldhockeygirl1919
ReplyDeleteThis article was pretty interesting. I thought that it was interesting how Neil went to Vietnam to see how computer science was taught over there......Footballlover1919
ReplyDeleteCoding in Vietnam, I found it quite interesting about kids in Vietnam doing coding.
ReplyDeleteThere are Onions in the Varnish because it was an inexpensive way of testing the temperature for the varnish. If the onion fried, it was too hot.
- SilverPaw1920
This article talked about people across the world getting chances to learn the new growing language of the internet. There were picture of the Vietnam kids doing google programing and other cool things! I wish I had the talent with computers that they have!
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In these articles, they are about coding, how each grade learned coding. Like grade 1, 2, 3....
ReplyDeleteIn the other article it is about a chemist discovery.
lococamo1920 : I liked the Vietnamese artical. It tought me quit a few things.
ReplyDeleteI just finished the article on the Vietnamese children, and what I see is that it's extremely unfair that we have all of this great technology right at our fingertips, and they still have the huge desktop computers that a majority of families got rid of in 2010.
ReplyDeletei read about a person who went to Vietnam and taught kids about computers and he said they mostly taught him to. He made blocky codeing and he said he would teach him and that is when they taught me
ReplyDeleteby:limegreen
i just read onions in the varnish and onions and varnish and it is some sort of food that was accidentally created and became a real food i thought that was cool
ReplyDeleteby:limegreen
lococamo1920 : the onions in the varnish article was very interesting. especially when I learned that onions were mixed with chemicles.
ReplyDeletedragoneyes1919: I think Neil Fraser: News: CS in VN is a very interesting article. I thought it was unbelievable that kids in the 5th grade was writing procedures containing loops.
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ReplyDeleteI think Neil Fraser's article was very descriptive and partly funny! When it said how the teachers were not teaching CS but teaching how to make websites not CS. I also think that its amazing how they were teaching second graders how to use computers and how to take care of 5.25" floppy disks.
I think that it was wierd that they used onions in the varnish to tell if it was the right temperature
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i really think that we should have these classes it seems to improve intelligence and i think it would be good for us. even though they would rather have math class than cs i think that cs would improve math skills. it would most likely improve the understanding of numbers, which might benefit in their learning experience.
ReplyDeleteits interesting how a onion was needed to make varnish. and its cool how that the tell the temperature by putting an onion in it to tell if it was hot or not.....Footballlover1919
ReplyDeleteI just read the Onions in the Varnish, and it was kind of sort of confusing-ish. So I feel as though I can't properly comment on this intelligently.
ReplyDeletedragoneyes1919:onions in the varnish: I thought it was neat how they put onions in their to tell the temp.
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