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    My COMPUTeachER

    By Paul Rallion

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    About this ebook

    No matter what your background is, this book has something to offer. From computer basic concepts to online productivity, and from basic drawing to movie editing, this book provides an insight to a wide variety of computer programs. Whether you would like to read more about software to increase your productivity or just for fun, this book is for you. The handouts and post-activities presented here have served to introduce and enrich many computer applications. In My COMPUTeachER, author Paul Rallion shares an entire coursework that he has built from scratch in the last 20 years as a computer instructor at the elementary, middle school, and adult education levels. This collection can now be yours to use and enjoy!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJun 20, 2016
    ISBN9781329239838
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    My COMPUTeachER
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    Paul Rallion

    Chuck Marin Wong Chuck has taught English as a Second Language to Hispanic students for thirty years. He has taught them in middle school, high school, and adult education. Chuck is a Mexican-Chinese-American born in Brawley, California. He worked as a farm laborer before the Cesar Chavez era. He grew up in South Central Los Angeles during the Watts Riots. Mr. Wong also was the Student Body President at Theodore Roosevelt High School in East Los Angeles during the student walkouts in the early 1970’s. Chuck is a United States Navy Vietnam Era Veteran. Paul Rallion Paul came to the United States after graduating from High School in El Salvador. His dad relocated to Cuba from his native France, but left before Castro’s regime to El Salvador where he started a family. Paul made a career change from engineering and obtained a master’s degree in education in 2003. He is a computer technology National Board Certified teacher since 2006, and has written two books: Middle Schoolin’ and Kick Smokin’ (also available in Spanish: Deja de fumar). Please visit his web site: www.paulrallion.com

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