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copy

To make a duplicate of the original. In digital electronics, all copies are identical, which is both a blessing and curse. The blessing is that data can be maintained and remanufactured accurately forever. The curse is that anyone can duplicate copyrighted material and send it around the world in seconds. It all depends on which side of the fence you sit (see Napster). See shallow copy, Win Copy between windows and Win Copy/Move files/folders.

copy [′käp·ē]
(communications)
To transcribe Morse code signals into written form.
To reproduce graphical material usually by an electrostatic device.
To reproduce information in a new location and possibly in a different form, leaving the source of the information unchanged.
(computer science)
A string procedure in ALGOL by means of which a new byte string can be generated from an existing byte string.
(graphic arts)
subject copy


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These skills and concepts are taught through observations of teachers and children, laboratory experiences with children, small-group interactions, videotapes, readings, and discussions of pre-professionals' own experiences with children (Bredekamp & Coppie, 1997; Crosser, 1992).
Constructing a framework for linking course content and the learning ... by Williston, Judy / Childhood Education
1 Gardiner, 1, 6, 17; "A Coppie of an advertisment," 1-2.
Equity and ideas: Coke, Ellesmere, and James I by Fortier, Mark / Renaissance Quarterly
Instead of simply pushing groups of children through a set curriculum, many teachers are now looking to use developmentally appropriate techniques (Bredekamp & Coppie, 1997).
Engaging primary students: learning resource centers by Sloane, Marie W. / Childhood Education
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