The younger children dictate their thoughts to a teacher. Software, like music, art or drama, is meant to enhance, not replace, a lesson plan. Used wisely, good Christian software can become an effective teaching tool. When Hoop's students created PowerPoint presentations about Paul's conversion, they first read the story, using different pieces of software. They discussed concepts about Paul that they felt were important, and then created slide shows about how he changed from Saul to Paul.
Teachers take on a new role in a computer lab.
They continually interact with the children. Lessons take more time to prepare than traditional lesson plans. But the kids still had fun, and they got a lot out of it. Getting Started Computer labs do not cost a fortune to set up. Local businesses often donate computers when they upgrade their equipment.