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== Parents and kids ==
 
== Parents and kids ==
Collaboration in the Sugar sense is simply helping kids play together.  Kids play together all the time.  They talk, they run, they throw balls back and forth.  Sugar allows kids to talk and play and learn together.
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Collaboration in the Sugar sense is simply helping kids play together (where "play" is our name for the hardest work children do, and the most important way they [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Collaborative_Discovery discover] how the world (physical and social) works).  Kids play together all the time.  They talk, they run, they pretend, they throw balls back and forth.  Sugar supports kids talking and playing and learning together.
    
'''Activities''' - Activities, in the Sugar world, are the programs and applications on which kids learn.
 
'''Activities''' - Activities, in the Sugar world, are the programs and applications on which kids learn.
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'''Neighborhood''' - Kids find people to play with in their neighborhood view.  Who will be in my kids neighborhood?
 
'''Neighborhood''' - Kids find people to play with in their neighborhood view.  Who will be in my kids neighborhood?
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Really, that is all you need to know when everything works.
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Once we show children [[The_Undiscoverable/Collaboration|how to use Sugar collaboration]], that is all there is to the mechanics when everything works.
    
But sometimes there are problems.
 
But sometimes there are problems.
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