Snyder, Mark - IdM (IS) wrote:
I think most kids will learn how to use both - at home and with friends,
not so important at school anymore. More important at school is
learning how, why they work. For too many people, computers are magic,
like cars. Therefore, when something behaves incorrectly, they have no
clue.
Do you know how to fix your car, the light switch in your house, how to
do therapy on your knee, make your own jewelry or wall art, grow your
own vegetables, raise your own chickens, file your own taxes, represent
yourself in court?
But everyone knows how to drive a car. Why? Because the controls ...
except for Minis ... are all essentially the same design that time and
need showed were more or less the most effective.
As should be with the world's long running stupid "shoot ourselves in
the foot" "Win vs. Mac's are better" contest.
The modern world is way to specialized for everyone to be an expert of
their universe ... a Renaissance Man.
Specialization requires specialists ... and that makes "magic" for the
rest of us.
You just get to choose your specialty and your magic.
db
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
-----Original Message-----
I suspect this is like anything..why can't they learn both? There are
MUCH
larger problems with our eduction system than which OS to learn. I'd
much
rather have them at a very young age begin to learn other languages, a
more
broadly based education in general will help them in many areas.
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