| CDs For Parents CDsForParents.com GO TO HOME PAGE DETAILS A list of "must-have" collections for parents (and students) Questions: s2314@tmail.com This web site is managed by Mr. Mac, an education specialist Subject areas of expertise: math, English, ESOL, teacher training Must-Have Education for Teadhers and Parents available at www.VisualAndActive.com |
| Hello, Parents, This web site is for you. At least once a week you hear about a fabulous web site that your child simply "must" visit. Dozens of experts recommend an article on the Internet... "Here's a video that your child needs to see..." Who has time to download these items? Now you can find thousands of free books on the Internet... yes, THOUSANDS. Go to Gutenberg.org and download them. Or you can let a teacher download the books for you.... Which books are the best for your child? Which books are probably not useful for a person under 18 years old? Let's discover the right mix of innovation and tradition. How can CDs and DVDs support your child's education? List of CDs **The Summer Reading CD for 2006 -- Mr. Mac's selection of great speeches, video instructions and books in text format. Great Speeches -- over 60 speeches by Martin Luther King, Jr., Churchill, FDR, etc. The mp3 format allows you to place these audio treasures on your child's audio device. Repeated listening leads to better understanding of history, because "you are there" when you listen to these speeches. In Praise of Small Schools -- Mr. Mac talks about the reason why Bill Gates favors smaller size of school more than size of classroom. (10 minutes) How to Use Skype.com to Connect with Friends in other countries -- This CD contains video clips demonstrating how to get connected with skype.com, the world's leading over-the-internet telephone service for FREE computer-to-computer calls. (20 minutes) Put Something Useful on That iPod -- tips from Mr. Mac about how to get excellent materials (speeches, audio books, inspiring quotes, vocabulary words, scienceFriday.com) on your child's mp3 player. (20 minutes with video on CD) Quotations To Inspire Mentors -- schools need dozens of mentors -- maybe you? Listen to the quotations and be filled with the desire to serve. ($10, with proceeds donated to BigPicture.org) Visual and Active SAT Method -- WOW! There is a visual and active way to learn vocabulary and handle the math on the college entrance test called SAT. ($10) Learn about the techniques at VisualAndActive.com Audio CDs by Pat Harris, Licenced Marriage and Family Therapist **After the Storm -- just what hurricane survivors need. Bullying -- Taking Care of Just You -- with a review of the Duluth model A CD for Teenagers -- 12 minutes, including a discussion of "cracking' A CD for Elementary School Students -- 14 minutes List of DVDs The New Three Rs (learn what Bill Gates is promoting) Rigor, Relevance and Relationships, with a visit to the school that started the New Three Rs (Providence, Rhode Island). Running time: 12 minutes. Three Tips from a Tutor -- What can you give your child to work on when there's a "no school" day? Mr. Mac has 26 suggestions... (he couldn't stop at just three tips) FREE DOWNLOADS OF Audio Letters List of recommended web sites for you and your child to visit: Mister Math's MathForArtists.com with "Wet Math" by Dr. McAlister Look for Patterns LookForPatterns.com for extra work Resolve To Heal, Pat Harris' web site ResolveToHeal.com FREE AUDIO letters from the heart by Pat Harris at Pat-Harris.com Cost of the CDs listed on this web page: Each CD is $10 plus one flat fee for postage and handling of $4. ** = These are Free CDs that you can pick up at Downtown Academy (101 SE Third Avenue, Fort Lauderdale) or other charter school in Broward County. Click HERE for a list of participating schools. DO IT YOURSELF: You can download hundreds of books onto your computer's hard drive and then put them on a CD... Watch the video (below) to learn the first step. |
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| Where did ideas about "The New Three R's come from?" Answer: Dennis Littky, author of this book >>>>> bigpicture.org in Providence, Rhode Island |
| LEARN MORE Visual and Active.com -- How to use technology in the classroom Look For Partterns -- how to extend the learning (no school? The learning continues...) TeachersToTeachers.com -- Links to web pages for additional learning, plus the online (free) course for SAT prep at Broward Community College Resolve To Heal.com offers free audio letters to help you find serenity and stability in an uncertain world. Pat Harris creates audio letters in her practice as a family therapist -- and you can hear the letters FREE at Pat-Harris.com |
| Do you wish your child could listen to a variety of music? How about a variety of speeches, poems, the Great Books? Get the free CD for Summer Reading at Teachers To Teachers.com teacherstoteachers.com Yes, you can put something besides music on your child's ipod or mp3 audio file reader. You can learn how to download hundreds of books from Gutenberb.org -- see below! |
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| Mr. Mac has compiled dozens of CDs, ready for you to use on your computer, CD player or other audio device. |
| Suggestion: Contact me with suggestions about how to improve this web site and how to create adequate stories for the next generation... Steve McCrea (Mr. Mac) s2314@tmail.com Tutor |
| What do parents gain from getting these books for their children? In schools where rigor is balanced with relevance and reslationships, strong participation by parents wil help teachers who don't type quickly. |
| Frequently Asked Questions 1. Where are the free books online? Go to www.Gutenberg.org. 2. How long does it take to download 600 books? About 14 hours. That's too long for most parents, so I created a CD with a variety of audio books and speeches in addition to the 35 books (and 250 web pages) that I've downloaded. The "Summer Reading CD" is available at 5 locations in Broward and Dade Counties. 3. Where can I get the free CD? Go to one of these locations: You can PICK UP THE CDs HERE PARAGON ELEMENTARY CHARTER SCHOOL: 3311 NORTH ANDREWS AVENUE EXTENSION, POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA 33064 (IN THE NEW COVENANT CHURCH) PHONE: 954-943-0471 BROWARD COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL: 201 UNIVERSITY DRIVE, CORAL SPRINGS, FL 33071 PHONE: 954-341-0082 PARAGON ACADEMY OF TECHNOLOGY: 2210 PIERCE STREET, HOLLYWOOD, FL 33020 PHONE: 954-925-0155 DOWNTOWN ACADEMY OF TECHNOLOGY AND ARTS: 101 SE 3RD AVENUE, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33301 PHONE: 954-767-0403 (United Methodist Church, Third Floor, pink building) DADE: Academia Pons, 1638 W. 42 Place Hialeah, FL Telephone: 305-556-3314 Go to the school office and ask, "Where can I get the free CD?" |
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| Don't worry -- it's not difficult or expensive to replace this CD. If lost, broken or stolen, a textbook would cost $40 or more to replace. Another CD is less than $1. |
| Mentors who deserve credit (this page is built on lessons learned from these people) Ms. Doody at HACC Mr. Y at WhatDoYaKnow.com Mr. Di at DowntownAcademy.org |
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| "Hey, here's your chance to pick up this free CD. Go ahead! Drive to one of these schools! Call ahead to make sure the CDs are in stock!" |
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| Give CDs to students Use SKYPE.com in the classroom Use YOUTube.com Workshops by Steve McCrea So now you are convinced: CDs can help some kids learn and retain information. How can teachers be quickly trained to bring the Visual and Active Method into their classrooms? WORKSHOP 1: Enough Technology Bring More Technology into the Classroom Described at ResolveToHeal.com This workshop covers "Fear of Technology" and include Pat Harris, LMFT Family Therapist WORKSHOP 2: The FIVE Pack for Anger Management (delivered with Pat Harris LMFT, Family Therapist) WORKSHOP 3: Visual and Active Method Call me in for a workshop (1 hour, two hour trainings or a series of pep talks, or the video course on CD) Go to www.VisualAndActive.com WORKSHOP 4: Just Enough Math This course is based on Huetinck's textbook for secondary school math (collaborative learning groups and cooperative learning) and the chart called "When am I ever going to use this?" (math topics are found in the work environment: calculus is used in engineering and some computer science work -- but not in medicine -- so why do pre-med programs require calculus?) I took a course with Dr. Sally Robison of Florida Atlantic University and her organized approach led me to develop the "Just Enough Math" program. Some related links include nctm.org with its list of challenging problems >>> MathForArtists.com www.education-world.com/a_curr/curr148.shtml www.oocities.org/teachers2teachers/enoughmath << My Page WORKSHOP 5: How to use YouTube.com See some of my videos on my web site at TeachersToTeachers.com WORKSHOP 6: How to use BuildingInternationalBridges.com in the classroom -- The value of this workshop intensifies with the training from Workshop 7 (SKYPE). WORKSHOP 7: Bring SKYPE into the classroom This workshop gives each participant a copy of "My Adventures With SKYPE" CD ========================= Why is learning to use Skype so important? By Steve McCrea , Educator About 20 percent of the students in the USA do not have broadband connection. They can't use SKYPE, free software that allows free connection by voice and by video computer-to-computer -- and skype also can call telephones at a low cost of 33 cents per minute. But using the Summer Reading CD (www.TeacherToTeachers.com), they can read and learn the pages of the skype web site and prepare themselves for using Skype when they encounter it. Skype can build international bridges. Skype can bring people closer. Skype can prepare you for working with people in other cities and other countries. Skype can increase opportunities and reduce misunderstandings. Let's talk about other ways to use Skype... I'm online SteveFortLauderdale Frequently Asked Questions 1. I thought that only stuff that is in the public domain is on this summer reading CD. Why do you promote Skype and other commercial web sites? ANSWER: it's all about reading, access and the level playing field. If I ask some students (who have broadband access) to go to Skype.com and learn the terms of the web site, I can ask ALL students to do the same... even the students who don't have web access ... that's right, even kids without a computer can partcipate because they can use the CD when they go to the main library or when they visit a friend with a CD. I predict that most middle schools will have a project where all students need to form teams and try to find a SKYPE user on each continent, with parental approval. "Hello, I'm 13 years old and I'm looking for a young person in another country to exchange emails and messages. I want to learn about other countries. Can you find someone in your neighborhood to talk with me?" This is similar to a project conducted several years ago in Israel and Jordan. Hundreds of children received calling cards. They were encouraged to call community centers in another city, so Israeli kids contacted families in Jordan and Jordanian kids contacted families in Israel. The key was using the phone cards, so that the caller ID could be blocked for safety. The program was popular with Israelis and Jordanians who participated because the phone cards got arond the security checks and other barriers to getting to know people from a different culture. Skype.com can bring us closer. This is why BuildingInternationalBridges.com, a non profit educational web site that aims to reduce tension through increased contacts, has the SKYPE link on its web page. 2. When can I contact you, Steve? ANSWER I'm usually available between 7 and 11 pm Florida time (NEW YORK). If not, leave a message on the Skype voicemail or send me an email message to talkinternational@yahoo.com Steve LookForPatterns.com ======================================================== WORKSHOP 8: Put Something Useful On That iPod How to download podcasts How to distribute podcasts to students Music is Entertainment (after the third or fourth time you listen to the same song), so what is Educational? WORKSHOP 9: How to use eBooks in the classroom This workshop is often delivered with Dennis Yuzenas, my mentor. www.WhatDoYaKnow.com Where to get free eBooks Let's learn about copyright and copyleft CD or DVD? Computer or eBook reader? |
| Press releases go here Put something useful on that iPod with three CDs chock full of podcasts that have been downloaded for you Get the Reading CD 30 books for $6 Talking points about ebooks Talking points about Steve McCrea How to use SKYPE CD and DVD >>>>>>>>>> see the pink box on the right (at the top of this web site) ABOUT THE FREE READING CD offered by Downtown Academy Steve is a tutor at a local charter school, Downtown Academy, in Fort Lauderdale. The CD was developed for the school’s students to use over the summer. The CD is offered free to any parent who visits one of five schools in South Florida. To interview Steve McCrea or for more information, call 954 646 8246 |
| This is fun 10 paces back A reporter did a story on gender roles in Kabul, Afghanistan, several years before the Afghan conflict. She noted that women customarily walked 5 paces behind their husbands. She recently returned to Kabul and observed that women still walk behind their husbands. Despite the overthrow of the oppressive Taliban regime, the women now seem to walk 10 paces behind their husbands, even further back -- and the women appear to be happy to maintain the old custom. The reporter approached one of the Afghani women and asked, "Why do you now seem happy with the old custom that you once tried so desperately to change?" Without hesitation, the woman said, "Land mines." Other helpful Web sites for learning new perspectives (unusual ways of looking at the world) and practicing critical thinking www.snopes.com www.GrandmotherSays.com www.LookForPatterns.com |
| Key Feature 7 30 90 7 days after the workshop, there is followup (either in person, by SKYPE or by email or telephone) 30 days after the workshop, there is the second followup session. 90 days after the workshop, there is the third followup session. Additional follow up as needed. The intensity of the follow-up depends on the amount of resources (time and money) that the organization and the trainees want to devote. |
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| Give CDs to students Use SKYPE.com in the classroom Use YOUTube.com Workshops by Steve McCrea So now you are convinced: CDs can help some kids learn and retain information. How can teachers be quickly trained to bring the Visual and Active Method into their classrooms? WORKSHOP 1: Enough Technology Bring More Technology into the Classroom Described at ResolveToHeal.com This workshop covers "Fear of Technology" and include Pat Harris, LMFT Family Therapist WORKSHOP 2: The FIVE Pack for Anger Management (delivered with Pat Harris LMFT, Family Therapist) WORKSHOP 3: Visual and Active Method Call me in for a workshop (1 hour, two hour trainings or a series of pep talks, or the video course on CD) WORKSHOP 4: Just Enough Math This course is based on Huetinck's textbook for secondary school math (collaborative learning groups and cooperative learning) and the chart called "When am I ever going to use this?" (math topics are found in the work environment: calculus is used in engineering and some computer science work -- but not in medicine -- so why do pre-med programs require calculus?) I took a course with Dr. Sally Robison of Florida Atlantic University and her organized approach led me to develop the "Just Enough Math" program. Some related links include nctm.org with its list of challenging problems >>> MathForArtists.com www.oocities.org/teachers2teachers/enoughmath << My Page WORKSHOP 5: How to use YouTube.com See some of my videos on my web site at TeachersToTeachers.com WORKSHOP 6: How to use BuildingInternationalBridges.com in the classroom -- The value of this workshop intensifies with the training from Workshop 7 (SKYPE). WORKSHOP 7: Bring SKYPE into the classroom This workshop gives each participant a copy of "My Adventures With SKYPE" CD WORKSHOP 8: Put Something Useful On That iPod How to download podcasts How to distribute podcasts to students Music is Entertainment (after the third or fourth time you listen to the same song), so what is Educational? WORKSHOP 9: How to use eBooks in the classroom THis workshop is often delivered with Dennis Yuzenas, my mentor. www.WhatDoYaKnow.com Where to get free eBooks Let's learn about copyright and copyleft CD or DVD? Computer or eBook reader? |
| Key Feature 7 30 90 7 days after the workshop, there is followup (either in person, by SKYPE or by email or telephone) 30 days after the workshop, there is the second followup session. 90 days after the workshop, there is the third followup session. Additional follow up as needed. The intensity of the follow-up depends on the amount of resources (time and money) that the organization and the trainees want to devote. |
| Order DVDs and CDs from Steve's web page MathForArtists.com |
| 30 Books on CD for $6 This free compact disk will be featured on Channel 6 on June 23, between 10 am and 11 am Free CD for Parents to use with Children and Summer Reading ===================== The following files and videos and eBooks are on Downtown Academy’s take-home summer reading CD #1 1. How to collect podcasts Step by step videos to help you get more audio mp3 files 2. Phrases in Spanish and other languages 3. Speeches by Martin Luther King, Churchill, George Marshall and the Marshall Plan, JFK, LBJ, Lou Gehrig, FDR, Malcolm X, Coretta Scott King, Ronald Reagan and W E B Dubois. 4. A list of 42 helpful web sites 5. SAT Word lists for studying around the house 6. 140 web pages for sciences Web pages from NASA, humans in space 7. Social studies 42 web pages This folder includes the Flat Challenge (The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman) You will also find some books from the Gutenberg.org collection of free ebooks. Here are some of the titles This CD is made for children and adults -- c'mon, kids, let's show those adults how to use a CD to dig into great books. Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Robert L. Stevenson Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer Mark Twain Jack London's Stories: Call of the Wild and White Fang Aesop's Fables Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte Little Women by L. M. Alcott Around the World in 80 Days 20,000 Leagues under the Sea Five Weeks in a Balloon Jules Verne Treasure Island RL Stevenson Oliver Twist A Christmas Carol by Dickens Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Dafoe Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare Heidi The Odyssey by Homer Black Beauty by Anna Sewell Secret Adversary by Agatha Christie Hound of the Baskervilles (Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle) Anderson's Fairy tales Campfire Girls An audio book reading of the Little Match Girl by Hans Christian Anderson Three Musketeers by Dumas The Count of Monte Cristo by Dumas Grimm's Fairy Tales Booklists for 6th, 7th and 8th grades (recommendations) FOR ADULTS Here are some books that many parents have not gotten around to looking at. Don Quixote by Cervantes Crome Yellow by Aldous Huxley Kafka's Metamorphosis The Education of Henry Adams The Bible The Koran E.M. Forrester -- you saw the movie A Room with a View. Now read the book. Oliver Goldsmith by Washington Irving Tess of the D'Urbervilles and Mayor of Casterbridge by Thomas Hardy To learn more about the education available at Downtown Academy, go to www.DowntownAcademy.org Three web sites each day Three new words each day Three new phrases in another language each week LookForPatterns.com Talking Points about the Summer Reading CD 1. How can parents get free books from the internet? Download the books. 2. How much time does it take to download free books? 1 minute per book 3. Where are the web sites for free books? Search “online books” 4. How do the web sites differ? Some sites divide books into chapters, which are difficult to download. 5. What are the advantages of Project Gutenberg? (one page for the whole book) 6. What are the downsides to Gutenberg? (some books have no pictures) 7. How many books are on Gutenberg? 18,000 8. What is special about visiting Gutenberg between July 4 and August 4? There will be 300,000 books available to download at no charge. 9. Wow! Yes, but it takes about a minute to search and download one book, so 100 books could take two hours. 10. What is the alternative? Pick up a CD at a local school – five locations in South Florida. |
| Put 100 bricks in a closed room with an open window. Then send 3 candidates into the room and close the door. Leave them alone, come back after 10 minutes, and then analyze the situation:
If they are counting the bricks, put them in the accounting department. If they are recounting them, put them in auditing. If they have messed up the whole place with the bricks, put them in engineering. If they are arranging the bricks in some strange order, put them in planning. If they are throwing the bricks at each other, put them in operations. If they are sleeping, put them in security If they have broken the bricks into pieces, put them in information technology. If they are sitting idle, put them in human resources. If they say they have tried different combinations, yet not a brick has been moved, put them in sales. If they have already left for the day, put them in marketing. If they are staring out of the window, put them in strategic planning. If they are talking to each other, and not a single brick has been moved, congratulate them and put them in top management. Finally, if they have surrounded themselves with bricks in such a way that they can neither be seen nor heard from, put them in Congress. (a joke that bobmar48 emailed me... ) |
| Workshops by Steve McCrea and Pat Harris For Registration, call 954 646 8246 or email jk33301@comcast.net WORKSHOPS THE "GET AHEAD" WORKSHOPS For information about the next workshop, call 954 646 8246 How to use SKYPE.com HOW TO Download eBooks Fear of Technology FOR TEENS AND ADULTS FOR TEENS FOR TEACHERS How to score better on SAT Put Something Educational on your Child's iPod Become a Greeter FOR TEENS FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS FOR TWEENS AND TEENS BUILDING INTERNATIONAL BRIDGES for TEENS Workshops may be postponed if fewer than five people are registered. Call to confirm your participation. |
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| Put Something Useful On Your Child’s iPod
By Steve McCrea Education Specialist Founder, CDsForParents.com Welcome! Here are your easy “how-to” instructions Step 1 -- Find an iPod or mp3 player. Step 2 -- Connect the device to a computer. Step 3 -- Insert the CD and transfer audio files to the ipod or mp3 device. Step 4 -- Connect the headphones, give the iPod to your child and watch the faces. “Yuck!” and “whoa, where did you get THAT?!” and “Who is this Churchill guy? He talks funny.” Your suggestions are invited. Steve McCrea Tutor and education specialist SteveEnglishTeacher@yahoo.com www.CDsForParents.com It’s all about putting data into your head. Electronic books (ebooks) are available at www.gutenberg.org and at www.CDsForParents.com NOTE: The “iPod” is a trademark of Apple Computers and “mp3 player” is the general term for a device that plays mp3 files. Don’t Panic, Parents! Yes, your home has been invaded by a small item carried in your child’s pocket. Strings dangle from your child’s ears. What is going on in there? Compare the Sony Walkman (for audio tape) or the CD player. Both require more battery power than an mp3 player, so your child is actually saving you money! The digital audio device uses fewer batteries each month. The iPOD as a Teaching Tool Take a moment and read the suggestions in “For Teachers” on this CD (in this booklet). You are a teacher, too, and you can extend your child’s education with interesting speeches and books on tape that you find on the Internet. Set an example > Listen to National Public Radio, not music, when in the car. (Listening to music once or twice forces the brain to seek the lyrics -- educational. Listening to a song more than twice is entertaining. NPR and some talk radio are educational because your vocabulary center of the brain is engaged.) > Find interesting spoken work on audio mp3 files or on the radio. > Use an ipod for your chores, listening to interesting interviews from sciencefriday.com > Ask your child to show you how to use ipodder.com or “Juice”, software that is used to download mp3 files. For Teachers Yes, your school probably has rules about the use of iPods and mp3 players. Most schools have decreed: No digital devices in the classroom! Too bad. It’s a shame. What a pity. Such a waste of an opportunity. For many students, learning by doing is a feature of their learning method. Through trial and error, many students learn how to transfer mp3 audio files to their mp3 players and how to shuffle the order of playing and select their favorite pieces. Most of these pieces are music files. What if teachers and parents gave students mp3 files that had educational merit and purpose? Here are some suggestions 1. Record your own mp3 files, listing key points that you want students to master. 2. Find mp3 files on the internet and distribute the files for educational use 3. Encourage your students to demonstrate their understanding by creating their own mp3 files. 4. Some students will figure out how to edit mp3 files – why not accept an essay on audio? And then submit it to National Public Radio or other broadcast outlets? Current.tv might find the student’s output useful. Why should we adults encourage the use of spoken audio? Because spelling is not required for success. Many politicians have found success through extemporaneous speaking. “Free styling” has supported the lifestyles of many hip-hop stars – and these performers are often recording as they perform. Why not encourage your students who are audio learners to use ipods or mp3 players? Send your suggestions to Steve McCrea at steveEnglishTeacher@yahoo.com or visit CDsforParents.com and read the suggestions of other teachers and parents. www.CDsForParents.com This program of audio files and ebooks was first presented on TV in June 2006. The “Something Useful” packet is recommended by family therapist Pat Harris www.resolvetoheal.com and www.pat-harris.com. Cool photos on www.roadlovers.com (a web site for traveling and exploring with GeoQuiz) Why not look at Public Radio International and National Public Radio? www.OnTheMedia.org www.TheWorld.org, www.npr.org For Students Well, your school probably has rules about the use of iPods and mp3 players. Even your cell phone has to be off or out of sight. (Some of my students say, “That sucks,” but I think only vacuum cleaners and people using straws do that). So what if most schools have decided that you should not use a digital device in the classroom – you and I know that mp3 rocks and rules. (Did I get the slang correct?) It’s a shame that teachers are missing an opportunity to use mp3 and ipods to make teaching more interesting. Perhaps you can show your teacher that speeches by famous people can be understood better when THEY read it (and you listen). Reading is so boring sometimes… it just sounds better when we can listen to the man or woman who gave the original speech. So go ahead, make a copy of this CD and give it to your teacher. Sure, go ahead, everything on this CD is in the PUBLIC DOMAIN (that’s a cool phrase). If you need some more ideas, look at the “For Teachers” and “For Parents” pages. Send your suggestions to me and I’ll include the best suggestions in the next edition of “Put Something Useful On Your Child’s iPod.” Yes, you can get FREE stuff to listen to for your iPod. Your child can be listening to Churchill and hearing discussions about scientific problems. Go ahead, put something EDUCATIONAL on that iPod! This program was designed by Steve McCrea, a tutor for SAT preparation and a former school teacher. See his test prep guide at www.teachersToTeachers.com GO ahead, write to him at steveEnglishTeacher@yahoo.com Find more audio files at www.CDsForParents.com Here’s my car of the future…. You can learn more by listening to my podcast about “economic patriots.” -- Steve www.WhyWaitForDetroit.com You have permission to give copies of the CD to your friends. Put something educational on THEIR iPods! To get the CD, send $15 to S. McCrea, PO Box 30555, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33303 ($11.97 plus postage) Also available from CDBABY.com |
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| Mentors On Video uses podcasts from interesting radio shows GO TO HOME PAGE GO TO Videos For Parents Go to TALKS by McCrea for Parents TALKS for Teachers Lectures Campaign for Visual Classrooms OntheMedia (THANK YOU) |
| GO TO HOME PAGE GO TO Videos For Parents Go to TALKS by McCrea for Parents TALKS for Teachers Lectures Campaign for Visual Classrooms OntheMedia (THANK YOU) Put Something Useful on Your Child's iPod! |