Usually working in pairs, the students take turns on the 15 computers, which are arranged in a circular pattern in the center of the classroom. Each student works at his own speed. The computer classes are conducted in the new wing of the building, adjacent to the library. The computers are a bit outdated, and there is no access to the Internet pending the completion of renovations, which are expected to be finished in time for the beginning of school next year, but the students don't seem to mind. Debbie then moves on to the game section, which challenges what she's learned in today's lesson.
Tomorrow is the big day.
As the end of the class nears, the students complete their lessons and announce their scores. Now, next time, if you use more than one finger . . . But next time, try to get more than 13 words per minute. See you next week. You did a great job.