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My son is only 12 years old and he (and most of his friends) know how to
"cruise the boards".  He was keyboarding in kindergarten.  He is a product
of an average public school system.

Today's kids think it's easier to use a computer than it is to use a pencil.
The boys seem to really love gory stories.  The girls like adventures
based on rescues.  Say hello to the nentiendo generation.

Most kids I know would rather play nintiendo or sega than watch
television.  They are drawn by the interactive characteristics.  This may
be one of the most interesting culture shock/generation gaps since the
telephone and the automobile caught on with teens in the 1920's.

	Rex Ballard.
	Personal Posting.



From rexb Fri Oct 21 17:21:48 1994