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Here is the website... thanks!

http://archive.inquirer.net/view.php?db=1&story_id=38332

please read the article..

2007-01-12 18:01:45 · 3 answers · asked by -mEg- 1 in News & Events Media & Journalism

3 answers

Is this a homework assignment? It's not a particularly controversial article. It isn't even really news.

2007-01-12 18:10:55 · answer #1 · answered by Kacky 7 · 1 0

I pretty much agree with that article. I am pretty lucky because in my country, I was in the last batch without the e- learning kind of things. I have been to other classes with e- learning and honestly, I don't really understand or want to pay attention to the PC. Well, although it looks interesting and colorful to attract us, but it's pretty childish. Plus, the teachers would not explain it to us again as the PC has done so. Besides, many teachers nowadays are lazy and they would ask students to do the presentation with Powerpoint, Flash or LCD. I honestly don't understand the topics when it is exolained under such methods.

So, I would actually hope that teachers would teach with a little bit of help from technology but not depend on it thoroughly.

2007-01-13 02:18:57 · answer #2 · answered by Juni Mccoy 3 · 0 0

since there is no control over a class room any more it sure would keep a teacher from getting their butt capped less bloodshed that way.
as most students are not learning any way what difference does it make.
I home schooled my children . the poorest collage GPA was 3.4 . that was my eldest son.
Since I could not read or write when I got married my wife handled all our business affairs and also filled out my job applications. She taught me and all 5 of our children.
So if you are asking if computers should be in a public class room it will not make any difference.
Now for motivated home schools it would be a big help.

2007-01-13 02:18:41 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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