RE: Response (again)
BY: Donna Ransdell to Alinda Harrison on Fri May 31 1996 19:39:01
 > I took a Konos workshop at the curriculum fair that I went to. As you 
ight
 > know, Konos is big on timelines. I never was until I saw how theirs 
orked.
 > Also, the workshop leader told a story, something happened to her 
aughter,
 > where the timeline was a help. Evidently her daughter was taking a 
standardi
 > test, and it asked the date of a historic event. The daughter couldn't 
remem
 > the exact date, but she said she closed her eyes and pictured where the 
litt
 > character-icon was for that event on her timeline. She was able to pick 
out 
 > right date based on that "icon", because all the other dates were in the 
wro
 > century.
The key is that she sees how things fit together. Exact dates aren't always
necessary, but remembering the order that things occured, such as on a
timeline, helps the pieces fall into place.
                          ...peace...
                          Alinda Sue...
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