Katie tried to figure out if he has a username and password to show him what e-mail is. He said he has a password and will bring it next time. They pulled up some citizenship activities and read the Pledge of Allegiance. That is when I got there. They were finishing up their citizenship activity and were getting ready to start typing lessons.
I googled typing lessons and a lot came up. Alberto was eager to learn how to type even one letter. We did did several different typing games and he was satisfied. I started to get the idea that he was at his saturation limit for the day so, I wrapped the lesson up. We showed him how to turn his computer off. With a bright smile he said, "I cannot wait to go home and show my kids that I can turn on/off a computer!"
Next week we told him that we would switch up the citizenship activities with vocabulary activities and maybe even go on a walk to point items out. Then come back and go over more basic computer skills. I feel like we are really helping and connecting with Alberto. I am looking forward to next week.
2 comments:
Hi Catherine,
You arrived late!! :D but it's ok though. LOL.
As you can see, even a small thing can make a big happy for somebody! Now he knows how to use a computer. He seemed very happy and eager to learn more.
Hope everything going even better next time!
Jimmy
Hi Catherine, I am quite moved that Alberto was excited just to be able to turn a computer on and off. Seems quite a moment. Jimmy's right. Sometimes the smallest things can become the greatest of things. thanks for the good post. Dan W.
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