3V1780.1

3V1780.01 Peggy Paris 10 (12/6/82) Three segments, first reading “Hop on Pop”; second on left and right; third on using phrases with CITY micro-world. Lack of translation from text to speech & vice versa is deep: no 1-1 correspondence at verbal level; lack of letter-sound correspondence; left-right distinction is firm (now with the sign correct) …

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3V1275.1

3V1275.01 Computer “rods” (7/20/81) Seeing the trouble she had with the rods always falling over, I asked is a Rods microworld would be easier to manipulate and thus intellectually more accessible to her. So I proceeded to make one, substituting (a later idea) the blinking of numbers in place of partial blanks — that is …

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3V1267.1

3V1267.01 Computer-based cuisenaire rods (7/12/81) Peggy enjoyed playing with the Cuisenaire rods during out experiment P181. Either in that one or the next P182, Peggy first accomplished a set of “stairs.” After the end of the experiment, she continued playing with rods and I heard her mention (at a point where she omitted the 3-length …

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3V1233.1

3V1233.01 Peggy’s first Word World: a summary description (6/8/81) Objects: SUN (base color) (via UPx N) (help with WALK/SLOWERx2) GIRL (base color) (Via DOWN x N=4 (started at road) CAR (help with GREEN) (help with MOVE) (via DOWN x 5) (help with WALK/ FAST) DOG (base color) (help with MOVE) (via DOWN x 1) HOUSE …

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3V1188.1

3V1188.01 Piecemeal discovery from playing with TI BLOCKS (4/24/81) Peggy’s grasp of what she could do with this micro-world has been delightfully piece meal. The first and most striking thing was learning to make the blocks walk. I seem to recall this happened in the first session. The next discovery was the BACK command. It …

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3V1185.1

3V1185.01 Computer at home: TI-99 (4/21/81) I finally brought home a TI-99 from the Logo lab. The machine’s storage extension is very flakey and the tape recorder would not work well for the first week or so. Consequently it was hard to program little systems for Peggy. We began using the computer in experiments with …

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3V1184.1

3V1184.01 Blocks microworld: Moving Blocks (4/20/81) Peggy has experienced a number of insights in her developing control of the little blocks microworld. The record of her discovery of “BK” is in P169. This is a significant and meaningful operation for her when the block has a forward velocity. In the case “BK” interrupts the velocity …

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3V1181.1

3V1181.01 Blocks microworld: “Clever little blocks” (4/17/81) Peggy was introduced to computers with P168 and P169. We talked a little today about what she was doing with the computer upstairs. She replied that she was “making the blocks walk.” I asked if she was able to make the blocks turn yet. She replied, “No, they …

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3V1109.2

3V1109.02 Trip to Logo: typical stories (2/14-15/81) Peggy, Robby and I went to MIT after story hour. Danny Moore came to the lab late in the afternoon and I tended Peggy while Robby played with him. What I recall of this time is that Peggy and I went to DSRE for my Spencer Foundation letter, …

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3V1104.1

3V1104.01 “Gepeters” [computers]: incremental lexicon standardization (1/30/81) Peggy wants to go to Logo (whatever that means to her) and also asked if she ‘could play with the gepeters at Logo.’ Later, her use slipped into the standard form by first appearing a ‘geputers’ then as ‘computers.’

3V0916.1

3V0916.01 Commitment to an interpretation: [go pick the lady grass.](7/26/80) Miriam has been given the job of picking grass out of the driveway and she resists it mightily. I recently scolded her and told her to go pick out every blade of grass at the turn (the grass had slowed drainage and caused some flooding). …

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LC1bT13

Protocol 13, Natural Learning see “Constructive Analogy” in LC1bA3

LC1bT06

Protocol 6 in Natural Learning Study see “Complex Minds” in LC1bA3

LC1bT05

Protocol 5 in Natural Learning Study see “Retrospective” in LC1bA5

LC1bT04

Protocol 4 in Natural Learning Study see “Retrospective” in LC1bA5

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Vignette 86.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 131.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 111.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 105.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 97.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 94.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 92.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 91.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 83.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler. RECONSTRUCTION needed!!

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Vignette 82.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 81.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 75.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 58.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 51.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 44.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.

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Vignette 26.1 of The Intimate Study source materials. Unpublished. Robert W. Lawler.