Verify the 'the child programs the computer' quote against Papert's Mindstorms (1980) primary

claim-papert-constructionism-inverts-instructionism rests on the line attributed to Papert: "In my vision, the child programs the computer." The wording and its instructionism-vs-constructionism framing are currently sourced from papert.org (Tier 1 carrier — Papert's own site) rather than a direct read of the 1980 book.

What to verify: the exact wording, surrounding sentence, and page number in Mindstorms: Children, Computers, and Powerful Ideas (Basic Books, 1980). The canonical passage is believed to contrast "the computer programming the child" (computer-aided instruction) with "the child programs the computer" in the book's introduction — confirm this verbatim and fix the page.

Why it matters: it is the sharpest single expression of the constructionism/instructionism inversion and the load-bearing quote of the constructionism note. Confirming it against the primary would let the note's [unverified-quote] flag be cleared.

Where to look: the introduction/opening chapter of Mindstorms (1980); a scanned or archived copy of the first edition; or a Papert scholarly source that cites the passage with page number.