I really liked this post - breaking things down to a primer level is a great way to get to the essence of things. My mother always said that if she wanted to learn something quickly, she'd check out a children's book on the topic. Nice surprise, this one.
I never know what style you're going to come up with next - I really enjoy these posts, Terry. The pictures are the perfect compliment to this one - bravo!
Not at all what I expected, but it works, the brief and specific info and, especially, the graphics!
It reminded me of the social stories we used to create to initiate our neuro-diverse students to -some of -the pitfalls of life and the complexity of interactions. Having to strip right back to remove assumptions and facilitate a clear and practical understanding, sounds easy but often quite a sophisticated manoeuvre. As always, you draw the cutest cats!
Thanks, Mya. Yes, I know what you mean. The finished product is deceptively simple: it was quite challenging to extract just the most important aspects.
Ahhh. This is the exact right speed for me at 6 in the morning before coffee... thank you for helping me start my day feeling smart. Excellent, your worshipness
I really liked this post - breaking things down to a primer level is a great way to get to the essence of things. My mother always said that if she wanted to learn something quickly, she'd check out a children's book on the topic. Nice surprise, this one.
Thanks Bryan. Your ma was right! I've learnt a lot from Ladybird books for that reason
Awesome - and adorable!
I never know what style you're going to come up with next - I really enjoy these posts, Terry. The pictures are the perfect compliment to this one - bravo!
Thanks Rebecca. Actually, neither do I 😂 Glad you like the artwork. I was attempting a more realistic style. 😂
If your artistic rendering of that bump is in any way realistic, Terry, I'm surprised you're not still IN hospital... 😲
I'm an outpatient
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The originality of these never ceases to amaze me, Terry! 👏👏
Cheers, Nathan😁
Not at all what I expected, but it works, the brief and specific info and, especially, the graphics!
It reminded me of the social stories we used to create to initiate our neuro-diverse students to -some of -the pitfalls of life and the complexity of interactions. Having to strip right back to remove assumptions and facilitate a clear and practical understanding, sounds easy but often quite a sophisticated manoeuvre. As always, you draw the cutest cats!
Thanks, Mya. Yes, I know what you mean. The finished product is deceptively simple: it was quite challenging to extract just the most important aspects.
It's a direct approach. I like it. And the art.
Thanks, Just! 😁
Hilarious! Right at my reading level too. Love the drawings, especially the one of Terry as superhero. Good one Terry.
Reading level: 🤣🤣 Thanks, Jim!
Thanks for the laugh today. Each time you do this, I can't wait to see what you come up with.
Thanks, Matthew! Me too 🤣🤣
Chuckle, chuckle. Cute exposition. (Whatever that means. It’s early down here.) And Cute art. Great fun. Thanks Super Terry.
Chortle! Thanks, Beth 😆
Very useful for teachers, even former ones.
😁😁 Thanks, Marple
Ahhh. This is the exact right speed for me at 6 in the morning before coffee... thank you for helping me start my day feeling smart. Excellent, your worshipness
Thanks, Sharron 😆
Love this experiment!
Thanks, Patrick! What in particular, just out of interest?
Really? Why? Thanks, Mitch! I may have exaggerated the bump slightly 😆
😂 Thanks Mitch
Thanks, Claire! Glad you liked it! 😊