Re: Virtual Exercising & Laura Stockman’s Blog
Posted by: Jan Duffy in Education, Uncategorized, Web 2.0, blogging, gifted, web2.0, tags: blogging, CBS News, Child, Couch potato, Education, Elementary school, Family, gifted, giftededucation, Happy hour, Laura Stockman, Mother, Television, Web 2.0, web2.0, WeblogsVirtual Exercising -is catching on among the kiddie couch potatoes. This is a CBS news clip about that phenomenon that I first saw on Laura Stockman’s blog, “Twenty-Five Days to Make a Difference”. It looks like technology is making yet another inroad into changing our lives for the better.
It’s been a sad fact of modern life that it’s just not possible for all children to go outside to play anymore-much less spend hours skating, biking, climbing trees, “exploring”, playing “Hide and Seek” and “Chase” allover the neighborhood-blocks away from their own homes the way my elementary school friends and I spent so many happy hours. Practically the only time we came inside was when someone’s mother insisted we all go home for lunch or dinner; it never even occurred to us that anyone would choose to spend the whole day in front of the television.
If you haven’t seen this truly inspirational blog, check it out; this is my first good deed for today, in honor of Laura, who decided to memorialize her grandfather by performing a good deed a day for a month, and writing a blog about it. Her blog that has been seen by incredible numbers of people all over the world.
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