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I do not believe that anyone, even a young child, can't "learn to use" a touchscreen device during the many hours of the day that he or she is not in school. A
by ShadowBanThis01 3y ago
I do not believe that anyone, even a young child, can't "learn to use" a touchscreen device during the many hours of the day that he or she is not in school.
And I do think that children should be taught to use online resources wisely, almost certainly as part of a course on critical thinking.
To answer your question, NONE of my classmates did. It would be weird to lug your Apple II or Atari 800 to class with a monitor and extension cord! And our schools (USA) work the same way: Their quality is highly dependent on the neighborhood they're in.
- throwaway98271 3y agoWhy lug it to the school when the school could have them ready in classrooms, just as mine did?
- ShadowBanThis01 3y ago"Have them ready" for what? The school had computers, in the computer lab.