Bert,
Your answer worked!
Thanks!
We used your answer to start this page:
It is part of a Bilingual Study Guide we started a few weeks ago.
We have used your answer as a first example to encourage others to ask questions.
We hope children will learn asking questions is a fantastic tool to acquire specific knowledge you need now to complete a task your are working on.
We hope my learning from someone like you, a generation younger than me, will remind many parents and grandparents to take advantage of what we can learn from our children and grandchildren.
We hope to tell adults there is no shame in not knowing everything.
The shame is recognizing there is something you want to know and you don´t know and doing nothing to acquire that knowledge.
The fact you are so far away from us, maybe some 20 hours if I had plenty of time and money to visit you personally, hopefully will tell children and teachers we can get help today from a tremendous network of people around the world.
Yes, first ask local friends, relatives and teachers but, that´s not the limit.
With the little computers connected to internet, the whole world is the limit!
Thanks again!
Carlos Rabassa
Montevideo, Uruguay
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