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Crossroads—Jan. 19, 1983—Page 7
At wit's end
by Enna tombsock
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P'MP0 P:oEeryrroeo Im
Every parent has been
through the frustration of
trying to get their toddler to
talk. The kid slobbers and
they shout in excitement,
"Didyou hear that? He said,
1 I love you, Mommy."' A
simple burp turns into, "I
love my new curtains with
the teddy bears."
I was the same way. I'd
stand in front of my son and
say, "Ma Ma, Ma Ma. Da Da
• ... watch my lips, darling.
Maaamaaa . . . Daaaa-
daaaa."
Finally, one day the child
looked me straight in the
eyes and uttered his first
words — "I'm telling."
It was a curious thing to
say for a child alone in a
room, but from that day for-
ward that's all I ever heard
him utter.
There would be a crash in
the bedroom and his voice
would emerge Loud and
clear, "I'm telling."
' The dog would yelp and
run 50 miles an hour out of
the house and a voice would
say, "I'm telling."
Sometimes, therewould be
no sound at all — only a tan-
talizing threat, ''I'm
telling!"
There is at least one in-
former born to every family.
A family couldn't take more
than one. His talent for see-
ing what no one else sees is
positively uncanny.
Our stoolie was the only
one to see his brother hum-
ming after I told him to stop .
. . by watching his neck
quiver.
He could tell by smelling
his brother's breath that he
ate the banana I was saving
for the fruit salad.
He could look through a
closed door and know that
others were hiding from him
and making faces by seeing
their shadows under the
door.
He knew by a sixth sense
when they were going to
raise their hands to hit him
- by the draft. He knew
when his brother took off his
coat on the playground, even
though they went to different
schools, because his arms
were sunburnt.
In my heart, I knew' 'he'd
grow- up'10' be'Ali agent for
the CIA if his brother per-
mitted him to grow up.
Come to think of it, that's
probably what Eve thought
the first time she heard her
son Abel call from Cain's
bedroom, "I'm telling."
TVO Academy
on computers
Bits and Bytes, a television
orientation course in micro-
computers, is part of the
TVO Academy on Computers
in Education, TVOntario's
step-by-step, 12 -week course
combining print and elec-
tronic media, starting
Wednesday, Feb. 16 at 9 p.m.
Each program in the
serie deals with practice
and theory. The practice ele-
ments are interrupted at
strategic moments to reveal
some of the theory behind
bits and bytes, chips, disc
drives, floppy discs, and
ways of teaching with micro-
computers. The theory ele-
ment makes use of computer
and cell animation, film foot-
age, interviews, and visits
throughout North America to
leaders in educational
computing.
Bits and Bytes is produced
by TVOntario's husband -
and -wife team David Stans-
field and Denise Boiteau,
producers (if Brush Up Your
French (the forerunner of
The Academy with Jack
Livesley), The French Show,
and two award-winning
series. Parlez-moi and
Eureka!
Comedians Billy Van and
Luba Goy are cast as the
computer "innocent" and
the genial, nonthreatening g
"Van represents the aver-
age likable person interested
in computers, but, like many
people. he's a little wary of
them He's also in the series'
target group and acts very
naturally playing himself,"
says Stansfield.
"The same principles
apply to Goy," he continues,
"whom Denise worked with
on a number of projects in
the past."
Well-known PET specialist
Jim Butterfield is chief
consultant for technical con-
tent. Butterfield is the asso-
ciate editor of Compute!
magazine and author of The
First Book of KIM, a guide to
an early microcomputer
system,
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