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Technology in the
Classroom
can open many minds using interesting computer lesson
plans.
Computer Lesson Plans
Help Keep Information Organized
We live in a time of information
explosion and it can be overwhelming. Computers have
turned into a tool to keep all of this information
organized and accessible for the user. Computer lesson
plans begin at a young age for children because they
will need computer skills to function in every other
class and stage of learning. They will learn through
computer lesson plans how to organize their information
and how to retrieve new information from other sources.
The computer is not only a word processor for students;
it is also a library and a huge reference center.
Computer lesson plans may be a combination of learning
computer skills while working on a project for another
subject of study. The computer will become entwined with
all of the work a student does for both producing his
results and for helping him obtain the information he
may need. It will give him options for adding charts and
graphics that would be otherwise almost impossible to
add to his work. Students of today can produce essays
and projects that were at one time thought as only
possible professionally. A good color printer with the
computer will make a hard copy of their work possible
but some teachers will accept assignments on a disc.
Forty years ago people might have told you that the
computer will soon fade away like a used old toy. They
would be surprised today to see computers and
computer
lesson plans in every school and part of everyone’s life.
The computer is here to stay and children must learn to
use it like an extra arm of learning.
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