Sherel Gibson-Turnquest on November 14, 2011 at 02:31 PM said: As an adult and teacher, I love watching and listening as Mrs. Sands tells those delightful stories. In fact, I have retold the stories in my classroom at H.O. Nash Jr. High school and to other children, and they have certainly enjoyed them also. In fact, I am now using the stories and the DVD's of the stories as a teaching resource, and it is going extremely well. Keep producing the wonderful stories and the entire production. Well Done!
Randolph Bowlin on November 10, 2011 at 04:08 PM said: Even thought it is just today, I love you work for years. It is very very very helpful to k-12 learners and even adults.
tugrick on November 2, 2011 at 07:08 AM said: I support the view that "in the end you people will conserve only what we love; love only what they understand and will understand only what we are taught." The GTE video series is a terrific tool for teaching about the environment.Your team is to be commended. Keep up the great work! cialis
Robert Boodram, Principal Ragged Island All Age Sc on October 12, 2011 at 07:08 AM said: I'm delighted and privileged to comment on the programmes of BLC. I've been looking at these programmes for a short time now because of the recent installation of cable tv on the island. They are very informative, fun filled and easy to understand. I would recommend these shows to everyone.
COB Student on October 4, 2011 at 10:26 AM said: Even more so than supplying entertainment, The Bahamas Learning Channel has been the vehicle through which we have not only show cased our cultural but rather, have continued to keep the traditions, OUR TRADITIONS of the yesteryears alive even amongst the changing generations. And so, on behalf of my fellow colleagues and my younger sibling, I say it is our hope that this program remains prosperous, as the knowledge we have gained and the materials received (via the broadcast and those closely associated with the program) thus far has been merely priceless!
Carla Brown-Roker on April 7, 2011 at 08:13 AM said: I applaud you for having such a valuable tool that can greatly assist Educators and enhance concepts taught to today's learners. This is great! I love the variety of topics being offered and the range that benefits preschoolers, primary, junior and senior students. This is definitely the direction to move in if we're going to reach today's learners. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND CONTINUE TO BUILD ON WHAT YOU'VE STARTED!
clair on March 1, 2011 at 01:32 PM said: I think that this is good for the children.A few days ago I got my child into this programme and she is looking forward to it each day.
Miss Sharnika Smith on February 10, 2011 at 06:55 AM said: The Bahamas Learning Channel is doing a superb job as it endeavors to bring the world of Bahamian education and culture integrated in education to The Bahamas. This channel really brings about student, teacher and parental involvement with the channel at various levels throughout this country. However, I believe that behind every great student is a great teacher and parent and they need to be highlighted in some form on this program. Keep up the excellent work. Miss Smith (Garvin Tynes Primary School)
BLC Producer on September 13, 2010 at 07:21 PM said: Dear Student, Programmes will resume broadcast on ZNS and Cable Bahamas during the first week of October. There will be a new line up of programmes and we know that you will find them useful for your studies.
Thank you for your support and we apologize for the broadcast delay.
student on September 4, 2010 at 12:34 PM said: Iam missing my favorite shows on BLC, Gary and Spanish lessons. Please rebroadcasting them. We can reinforce in home what we do in class. Thank you!!!
Shavon Clarke on April 16, 2010 at 10:07 AM said: WOW!!!!!!! Just wanted to let you'll know that this program is definitely motivating, challenging,and opening up the minds of our youths. Classroom discussions about it is never ending. Love how television time is so educational. Once again, keep up the great job.
mrs.Rolle on March 6, 2010 at 09:07 AM said: As a parent i really am greatfull for what Mr.Williams is doing with this channel.My children have learned so much about the Bahamas and the multiplcation tables that i recently purchased at the learning center.keep up the good work mr.Williams and may the Lord keep blessing you and your team!
Thane Cooper-Hudson on February 25, 2010 at 06:53 AM said: The segment Communicating with Hands is a wonderful tool for teaching our Bahamian students Sign Language. What is mind blowing about this unique program is the fact that it is one of a kind and it is design to help both deaf and hearing students communicate without fear or prejudices. I truly believe that Communicating with Hands Sign Language Program is an excellent teaching strategy for re-shaping our childrens minds. It breaks childrens negative sterotype of hard of hearing and deaf children being unlettered and incapable of learning or communicating. It is my sincere hope that this program helps to create other programs for the deaf or disable that inspire them to continue their fight for equality and to rejuvenate interest in hearing persons to seek careers that assist special persons. Thanks again Bahamas Learning Channel for doing an excellent job.
Onan Bridgewater - DreamSoft Studios - CEO on February 22, 2010 at 06:23 PM said: The Bahamas Learning channel has been instrumental in providing a venue for new age learning tools. Also helping producers such as myself to combine proprietary technology and world-class creative talent to develop computer-animated films and productions with memorable characters and heartwarming stories that appeal to audiences of all ages.
Portia Sweeting- Director Of Education, BNT on February 11, 2010 at 03:14 PM said: I recently procured copies of the Gary–The-Explorer (GTE) videos. I was impressed with the creative ways in which environmental topics were introduced. The GTE videos will go a long way in building interest in natural resources and capacity for environmental stewardship. I support the view that "in the end you people will conserve only what we love; love only what they understand and will understand only what we are taught." The GTE video series is a terrific tool for teaching about the environment.Your team is to be commended. Keep up the great work!
Katina Seymour on February 9, 2010 at 05:41 AM said: By the way - just for the record GLAT ATTACK, SCIENCE BOWL and TELL ME A STORY are my ALL time favorites. Katina Seymour on February 9, 2010 at 05:39 AM said: Hi Just wanted to put my five cents on record about this great work that BAHAMIANS are engaged in - as a teacher I find the information and the program very educational, children friendly and of course entertaining. The information is presented in a fun engaging manner that captures and maintain viewers attention and interest. Keep up the good work - and keep the show coming!
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