Something fishy
Bubble Dome acts as a specialist provider of children’s content and design. It also runs activity courses and workshops during school holidays. We’d all been grounded, so we sent the NZBC’s junior guest reporter, Joe Bowman, on Bubble Dome’s recent “High Level Thinking” course at Auckland’s Point Chevalier Primary School. Joe says the hall smelt like fish and the teachers favoured the “turbo-nerds”. More...
posted by Chris Bell at 1:43 PM
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So your 10-year-old likes the Who? I have a 1-year-old who sings along with the Nick Cave CD her 3-year-old sister puts on.
Bragging about your children is so last July.
I can't take any credit for Joe. He just likes to borrow my CDs of 1960s bands. I keep telling him, he should be out, listening the the Crazy Frog, or dancing to Das kleine Krokodil, but try telling the young people of today that and they can't hear you because they're busy listening to Led Zep on your iPod.
turbo-nerds?
Yes, llew, turbo-nerds. May I refer you to FOLDOC, the online dictionary of computing: http://foldoc.doc.ic.ac.uk/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?turbo+nerd. Child's play, really. :-)
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