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Merry got a reaction from linuxfan66 in Computers 'do not improve' pupil results, says OECD
Bro, lemme explain it to you :
Whatever the tools you give to a kid, that's not the point.
What you gotta understand, is that learning and education require specific processes, and our actual education system is based on incremental improvements over decades/centuries/...
Just giving a kid the exact same education, weither it's on a computer, in books, orally, ... Doesn't really influentate the kid's future.
Now what I'm thinking, it's that computers, books, oral, teachers ... Can only reach a limit when teaching to a kid, and that computer can raise this ceilling over other methods.
But it requires long-term planning, devellopment of educationnal programs, tutorings, ... And especially a higher ceiling of the education given itself.
Long story short : if you spend 10 years teaching 1+1 = 2 to a kid, he'll have as good results weither he learnt on a computer or from a teacher with 30 years of experience.
Now, if you accumulate the knowledges, stats, referencing and feedbacks on a teaching method that's 1000% better at collecting them than the others, there you'll have significant results.
And you having biased opinions about tablets, like previous generations had about computers, rock-and-roll and others, has nothing to do with the efficiency of new methods.
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Merry got a reaction from GoodBytes in Computers 'do not improve' pupil results, says OECD
Bro, lemme explain it to you :
Whatever the tools you give to a kid, that's not the point.
What you gotta understand, is that learning and education require specific processes, and our actual education system is based on incremental improvements over decades/centuries/...
Just giving a kid the exact same education, weither it's on a computer, in books, orally, ... Doesn't really influentate the kid's future.
Now what I'm thinking, it's that computers, books, oral, teachers ... Can only reach a limit when teaching to a kid, and that computer can raise this ceilling over other methods.
But it requires long-term planning, devellopment of educationnal programs, tutorings, ... And especially a higher ceiling of the education given itself.
Long story short : if you spend 10 years teaching 1+1 = 2 to a kid, he'll have as good results weither he learnt on a computer or from a teacher with 30 years of experience.
Now, if you accumulate the knowledges, stats, referencing and feedbacks on a teaching method that's 1000% better at collecting them than the others, there you'll have significant results.
And you having biased opinions about tablets, like previous generations had about computers, rock-and-roll and others, has nothing to do with the efficiency of new methods.
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Merry got a reaction from Bensemus in AMD Project Quantum
It also can fly, by the look of it, a single fan cooling two fijis ...
It's over 9000!
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