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Title: By: Jenna Golis


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Do computers
make students
smarter?
By Jenna Golis ISTC 201.420
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  • Henry Jay Becker
  • Education professor at University of California
  • -Students learn more skills by using computers
  • More computer use in class means better word
    processing skills
  • More likely to use computer at home if used at
    school
  • Supports constructivist philosophy of teaching


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CONSTRUCTIVIST PHILOSOPHY Facilitator- Provide
opportunities
and resources for students to
discover/construct concepts for
themselves Sense Making- Encourage students
to think about the subject matter Interest,
Effort- Students interest and effort are
more important than material theyre working
on
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  • Larry Cuban
  • Education professor at Stanford
  • Does not believe computers need to be used in
    school
  • Teachers should prepare students for real life
  • Schools waste money on computers
  • SAT and other tests are useless
  • Only predict 1st year in college
  • - Standardized tests taken in elementary and
    middle school show barely any relationship to
    future job performance
  • As test scores rise over time, policy makers will
    change the tests and scores will decline
  • Believes in traditional philosophy of teaching

5

TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHY Explainer- Teacher must
go over material in a structured way to
show students how to do work, and assign
practice. Curriculum- Communitys judgment
about what children need to be able to know
and do. Motivation is useful but its more
important that students learn whats in
their texts.
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Teachers and computers -8 out of 10 public school
teachers have computers at home that they use
regularly -Most teachers use computers more at
home than at school -Most teachers believe that
computers in school improve teaching and
learning
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  • Preschoolers and computers
  • -Computer games include
  • Reader Rabbit
  • Pajama Sam
  • Winnie the Poohs Adventures
  • Different games help children learn
  • Colors
  • Shapes
  • Letters
  • Songs
  • Strategy

8
Elementary Schoolers and Computers -Do research
projects -Look up library book numbers when in
library class -Play games -Surf internet to
figure out how to use it
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  • Middle High school students and Computers
  • Research papers/projects
  • In school library- look up book info. and
    catalog numbers
  • Download music
  • IM and e-mail friends
  • High schoolers can look up info. on colleges,
    classes, majors
  • Play games

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  • College students and Computers
  • - Typing papers
  • - IMing e-mailing
  • - Surfing the net
  • - Blackboard
  • - Looking up grades
  • Online shopping ebay, clothes sites
  • - Playing games

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Conclusion Computers are advantageous to
students but whether they make students smarter
depends on who is asked.
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The End Jenna Golis ISTC
201.420
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