These are contributions to students and teachers because it provides moreways for student to learn, and for a teacher to teach, while not takingthe teacher away. The teacher is there with the students workingside by side,aiding and guiding. Laura Mattingly, first grade teacher at Loogootee Elementary School, shows such evidence of this being done effectively . She correlates the lesson plan with computer programs and has students spend a short time on the computer among other hands-on activities. Teachers do not use computers as the main method of teaching, they are just another form of instruction, one that benefits all students.
Students benefit from computers because it expands their education.
They continue to learn the standard things each year, but with a different method of teaching added on to the regular list of reading and writing, they acquire another skill of problem solving and stimulate their brain in different ways. Such things promote a child's learning, making a child more enthusiastic about school andin turn the child might then seek out knowledge instead of waiting for itto be brought to him. Computerization in Our Schools.