Early Age Computer Education: Preparatory Class Tools Needed

Improving Classroom Learning

In the book Curriculum 21: "Essential Education for a Changing World", Bill Sheskey, a former classroom teacher, technology specialist, athletic coach, and now a teacher-educator, writes, “Educators in the 21st century realize that students entering the classroom today are much different from those who have come before. Today’s students
are demanding a change in the classroom because of their ability to gather information faster than any other generation.”  

Improving Classroom Learning

Took an online class (high school) Desire online learning in ultimate high school Work at my own pace be in control of my learning.  Get extra help in a subject that is hard for me. Easier to review class materials many times. More comfortable asking teacher questions. Receive more attention from my teachers(s). 

• Students are interacting with content differently when they can access it as many times as they need and see multiple representations of concepts.

• Discussion boards have the power to extend the class period. Teachers post discussion prompts and we’ve seen that when student work is published and available in a more public
forum, they are more careful with their representation.

Classroom Learning Transformed

When teachers can use these same tools to personalize instruction, and assess student performance more rapidly and strategically, instruction improves and students achieve more. And when these resources are used to enhance teacher learning, competence with technology, and subject-area expertise, their professional experiences improve and that also supports better learning opportunities for their students.

You can read more on how to increases a child exposure on the usage of computer: help them to get acquainted with the relevant information needed for their age circle.  

 Increasing Child Exposure on IT (Part 1)