EDUCATOR B

BY EDUCATOR DISCS & VIDEOS OF NEW ZEALAND

- John & Rosalind Stinchcombe Associates Ltd. -

Waitakere 0614, Auckland, New Zealand.

A COMPLETE SET OF
20 SCHOOLWORK PROGRAMS
ON ONE COMPUTER CD FOR A TOTAL
COMBINED PRICE OF JUST:-
AUST$15.00 in Australia / or £6 STERLING in the U.K. / or NZ$15.00 in New Zealand / or CAN$12.00 in Canada / or 9 EURO in the Euro Zone Countries of the European Union / or US$12.00 anywhere else in the world.

The 20 programs on EDUCATOR B include all of the following:
LONG-ADD, AVERAGES, SUBTRACT, FRACT, EURO-ADD, FR-COUNT, ALLER, AVOIR, AUSTGEOG, GEOG-1, GEOG-2, GEOG-3, GEOG-4, TRIPLE, QUAD, QUAD-2, SIMUL, G-COUNT, PHYSICS, PHYSICS2.
To read full details of all these programs, just scroll down.
The tutorial menu which these 20 programs give you is shown below as printed from screen.

CHOOSE YOUR SUBJECT BY NUMBER. ----------------------------- 1 - ARITHMETIC: LONG ADDITION - BRITISH METHOD. 2 - ARITHMETIC: AVERAGES. 3 - ARITHMETIC: SUBTRACTION. 4 - ARITHMETIC: COMMON FRACTIONS. 5 - ARITHMETIC: LONG ADDITION - THREE-STEP METHOD. 6 - COUNTING IN FRENCH. 7 - FRENCH VERB: ALLER. 8 - FRENCH VERB: AVOIR. 9 - GEOGRAPHY: SEVENTY AUSTRALIAN TOWNS AND THEIR STATES. 1O - GEOGRAPHY: CAPITALS OF EUROPE. 11 - GEOGRAPHY: CAPITALS OF ASIA. 12 - GEOGRAPHY: U.S.A. STATE CAPITALS. 13 - GEOGRAPHY: NATIONAL CAPITALS OF THE AMERICAS. 14 - GEOMETRY: PYTHAGOREAN TRIPLES. 15 - ALGEBRA: SIMPLE QUADRATICS. 16 - ALGEBRA: QUADRATICS WITH MIXED SIGNS. 17 - ALGEBRA: SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS. 18 - COUNTING IN GERMAN. 19 - SCIENCE: BOYLE'S LAW. 2O - SCIENCE: CHARLES' LAW

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EDUCATOR-B PROGRAMS FOR IBM-COMPATIBLE COMPUTERS

E-2O) SUBTRACT. If your child is experiencing any difficulty with longer subtraction sums or has maybe not yet started these at school, this program merits your attention. It offers the student a choice of four different levels of difficulty, and - in case you yourself are puzzled about the way in which many schools now handle subtractions, the program also offers you and your children a choice of methods. Whether you opt for the old method or the new for your children to learn by, the program can generate at random literally thousands of different subtraction sums for your children to practise on, and will monitor their progress at every turn - audio-visually; i.e. both with sound cues and with on-screen messages. The insistent but helpful supervision provided by your computer througout this program is just what most children need to associate themselves with the effort, and if you like to keep an eye on your children's progress, their percentage score appears on screen at the end of each run.
E-21) GEOGRAPHY-1. This program drills students in the capital cities of Europe, checking spelling all the way, as it goes through thirty-eight capitals and countries!
E-22) GEOGRAPHY-2. This program aims to inculcate the names of thirty-eight capitals and countries of Asia, and it makes sure that the student can spell them all correctly too!
E-23) GEOGRAPHY-3. This program aims to teach the names of fifty states and capitals of the USA, monitoring spelling as it goes.
E-25) AVOIR . The verb TO HAVE is one of the first hurdles which every beginner in French has to leap. Fortunately, with the help of your computer, plus this very thorough drill program, the problem rapidly disappears. Immediate audio-visual monitoring of all input from the student not only ensures accelerated learning of the present tense of this major irregular French verb, but also makes learning a real pleasure for most students.
E-26) LONG-ADD. A primary school program, which devises thousands of long-addition sums at random, and drills the learner step-by-step in their solution by the British method - as taught in most New Zealand schools.
E-27) ALLER. The present tense of the French verb TO GO used to be a hard one to master for many beginners in French. With the help of this program, plus your own friendly computer, the difficulty very soon disappears!
E-28) FR-COUNT. This is a drill program on the first steps of counting in FRENCH, which facilitates rapid progress by immediate audio-visual monitoring of any errors the student may make, plus immediate visual and auditory confirmation of every correct entry.
E-3O) TRIPLE. It is important for students who are taking public exams in Mathematics to be able to recognise groups of numbers which are related to one another by the Pythagorean Formula. These groups of numbers are known as Pythagorean Triples. The program TRIPLE aims to provide the user with plenty of practice in the recognition of Pythagorean Triples.
E-31) GEOG-4. This program inculcates the names of the countries and capitals of North, South and Central America, and the West Indies. It makes sure the student can SPELL the countries and capitals correctly too!
E-32) QUAD. Generates quadratic equations and guides secondary school students (and others!) to their solution in easy-to-understand steps, by the factorisation method, The program will operate either in demonstration mode (so that even complete beginners can get the idea) or in interactive mode. With this program to monitor every input, many children soon find learning to handle quadratics a fascinating intellectual experience.
E-33) QUAD-2. Carries on where QUAD leaves off. Whilst QUAD aims to drill students in the solution of quadratics with positive factors, QUAD-2 aims to extend the range of quadratics covered to include equations with NEGATIVE factors and COMBINATIONS of negative and positive factors. For students who have mastered QUAD, QUAD-2 is the next major step.
E-34) SIMUL. This program originates THOUSANDS af pairs of simultaneous equations and guides the user to their solution in step-by-step fashion. For students with little or no knowledge of Algebra, the program can be run in demonstration mode - demonstrating example upon example; and as soon as they begin to get the hang of it, they can switch the program to interactive mode, and begin to play a part in solving the equations, with immediate audio-visual monitoring of all input at every step.
E-35) FRACT. This one program introduces the young student to COMMON FRACTIONS sums of all four types - addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. The program generates at random an enormous number of sums of this type, and leads the student to the answers in a systematic, step-by-step manner.
E-36) EURO-ADD. This is a long-addition program which trains the user in the easier-to-learn THREE-STEP method of long addition - sub-totalling, indentation and totalling. This involves fewer and smaller carries than the traditional British method of long addition, which is still taught in most New Zealand schools and also in the program, LONG-ADD.
E-37) G-COUNT. A simple drill in the first steps of counting in German, which enables most beginners to make rapid progress.
E-38) PHYSICS. Aims at inculcating a knowledge of BOYLE'S LAW on the relationshlp between pressure and volume in gases. The program can be run either in demonstration mode or interactively.
E-39) PHYSICS2. Guides the student towards a clear understanding of CHARLES' LAW, concerning the relationship between temperature and volume in gases. The program can be operated either interactively or in demonstration mode - whichever best suits the user's needs.
E-61) AVERAGES. This program uses series of random numbers to teach the calculation of the mean average; i.e. the arithmetic mean. The program will operate in demonstration mode as well as interactive mode, so that students who are unsure how to begin working out averages themselves have endless guidance available ... and so that, as they gain insight, they can try out their newly acquired knowledge as much as they wish, knowing that the computer will monitor their efforts at every stage and report back to them immediately on every input.
E-65) AUSTGEOG. The title of the program is simply an abbreviation for Australian Geography, and it deals with Australian towns and their states. Probably most children in both Australia and New Zealand know that Sydney is located in New South Wales, but fewer know in which state Whyalla or Wyndham can be found. This program is an interactive drill on the location of seventy Australian towns.

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