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- Q7300337 abstract "Read, Write and Type! is an educational computer program, developed and published by Talking Fingers Incorporated. The program incorporates instruction in phonics, reading, writing, and touch typing skills to elementary school-aged children. The program debuted in 1994 and was originally licensed to and published by The Learning Company.The Talking Fingers approach to reading and writing is based on the idea that text is speech made visible. There are roughly 40 sounds (or phonemes) in English. It takes only 26 letters to stand for those sounds, to make any spoken word visible. When children learn to link those sounds and letters, they can use the alphabet code to write any word they can say. Their fingers are “talking”. This method emphasizes speech-to-print rather than the print-to-speech method most commonly used in U.S. schools.The story line of Read, Write & Type features the yellow male anthropomorphic hand Lefty LaDee (who represents the left side of the keyboard), the blue anthropomorphic female hand Right Way McKay (who represents the right side of the keyboard) as well as Vexor the Virus, a green anthropomorphic computer virus who resembles an amoeba and has a tendency to speak in rhyme and is the game's antagonist, as well as a host of many other characters collectively called the Storytellers, who represent each of the letter keys on the keyboard.".
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- Q7300337 comment "Read, Write and Type! is an educational computer program, developed and published by Talking Fingers Incorporated. The program incorporates instruction in phonics, reading, writing, and touch typing skills to elementary school-aged children. The program debuted in 1994 and was originally licensed to and published by The Learning Company.The Talking Fingers approach to reading and writing is based on the idea that text is speech made visible. There are roughly 40 sounds (or phonemes) in English.".
- Q7300337 label "Read, Write, & Type!".