Le 05/03/2003 18:39, « Brian Fish » <ifish at macosx.com> a écrit : >>> On Wednesday, March 5, 2003, at 07:00 AM, Jack Rodgers wrote: >>> >>>> While recognizing the worth of the computer, I wonder if computerizing >>>> the schools makes the kids learn more? Have there been any independent >>>> tests to compare the knowledge acquired by today's kids versus kids >>>> from 40 or 50 years ago? > > In my opinion, as the Technology Coordinator of a private school, the > question is not so much learning more or learning less, but offering another > avenue for learning and also to prepare them for the outside world. Chances > are, most students of today are going to be expected to use computers in > their future jobs and careers. IMHO, if computers are a part of making the > world go round, then we need to teach our children computers in school so > they can pick up where we leave off. *** However - correct me if I'm wrong - but some time ago I read an article in which it was said that hand written work wasn't accepted anymore in some US schools. That for me is the best way of creating a problem. They'll be able to communicate as long as there laptop battery is charged? -- Cheers, Zoran. "Home is where you hang your @"