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Old August 30th 04, 05:26 AM
Paul P
 
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Perhaps a tad OT but an enjoyable read. The Electronics Club material may
be useful in our Boy Scout/Cub Scout troop.
Thanks,
Paul
"G.Beat" wrote in message
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Well its that time of year again, and school has started.

Middle schools, high schools and youth organizations (e.g., 4-H, Boy

Scouts,
Girl Scouts) often look to their communities for assistance in developing
"experiential"
learning programs and knowledgeable volunteers.

Electronics and computers are often at the top of the lists for external
assistance by these educational organizations.

If your assistance is asked for, one of the biggest stumbling blocks that
you may face is gathering the proper educational materials
or developing actual projects for these organizations or groups.

One web site that I would highly recommend is the Electronics Club web

page.
This web page was designed by Mr. J. Hewes for the students (pupils) at

the
Kelsey Park School (UK).

Electronics Club - Kelsey Park School
http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/index.htm

The AmQRP / NorCal Keyer Kit is also a possible kit for educational usage
http://www.amqrp.org/kits/NCKeyer/index.html

I already received my request from a new middle school teacher 2 weeks ago

!

Greg
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