randolph%cognito@Sun.COM (Randolph Fritz) (04/04/88)
We all know the imperative form for teaching through vision; we say, "show me". Fine; "show me" covers just about anything you could see. For teaching through hearing we can say, "tell me", "play me", "sing me". Fair number of sounds you might want to teach aren't covered (auto engine sounds, for instance). Ok. So, what is the imperative for teaching through touch? __Randolph Fritz; randolph@sun.com; sun!randolph
srg2@ur-tut (Stacey Greenstein) (04/04/88)
In article <48050@sun.uucp> randolph%cognito@Sun.COM (Randolph Fritz) writes: >Ok. So, what is the imperative for teaching through touch? I'll bite this hook. How about 'feel me'? Oh, yes. Can't forget the :-)'s :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) P-) :-) [there's one in every crowd...] >__Randolph Fritz; randolph@sun.com; sun!randolph -- US Mail: Stacey Greenstein BITNET: srg2@uordb1 P. O. Box 30202 ARPA: srg2@tut.cc.rochester.edu Rochester, NY 14627 Phone: (716)244-9890 UUCP: {allegra, seismo, rutgers}!rochester!ur-tut!srg2