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- Student-teacher Relationships: Some feel that students will not benefit from the teachers experience
and knowledge if they use computers as their main source of context.
- Student Problems: Copying illegal software, cheating, searching unproper sites, and tampering with
other students' work are only several examples of problems that arise due to computer technology.
- Technical Problems: Loosing work, continual breakdowns, and network crashes, are several problems
that arrise far too often with computers. These mishaps can be crucial to a students' peroformance.
- Working Conditions: Work within the classroom is made difficult because of light reflection from
windows and certain types of lighting in the classroom. At times it can be too hot for computers to function properly in un
air-conditioned classrooms, creating even more working problems.
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People Are For Computer Usage In
Education:
- Revolutionary Changes: Using computers will help students' futures in technology. Many feel schools have
the responsibility to prepare children for the future with computer education. Not only important for knowledge
but also for the revolutionary changes to society that comptuer technology brings.
- Teacher Advantages: Monitoring students work, creating databases, keeping records, even grading tests
are made much easier and quicker because of computers.
- Opportunities: Students' who can not afford to own a computer or who do not have the opportunity
to use features such as the Internet have the chance at school. They will recieve the benefits of using tools and programs
featured on the computer.
- Space Saver: Wasted, cluttered space in teaching facilities is reduced greatly. Books, papers, pens,
etc. take much space whereas a computer and wires takes very little. Computers also save information which helps
greatly with time.
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