Computer Education in schools plays important role in student’s career development. Computer with the internet is the most powerful device that students can use to learn new skills and more advanced version of current lessons. Schools are around the globe teaching student’s basics of computers and internet.
Computers help students to draw the creativity on the computer such as by using windows paint application. If students are taking Hindi classes or poem writing then they can do it by typing Hindi on computers. If students are taking Mathematical classes, they can use Microsoft Excel application to solve and understand questions.
Parents want their kids to be intelligent and creative. They want to see high marks at the end of class. They don’t want to see their kids ignorant in using the computer while others know how to use it very well. They want to send their kids to schools where the high level of education and schools have enough IT infrastructures. That’s why especially private schools are leading in education and taking higher fees because of the importance of computer education. But not all parents are able to admit their kids to expensive schools.
Computers and the internet not only help Students to explore creativity and imagination but also help to understand technologies. Students are future leaders of any nation. Current school students are future doctors, engineers, entrepreneur, etc. so, for the education development, it is really important to teach students about computers, the internet and its benefits.
In schools, computer education is one of the most important subjects if you compare this with current technological updates and demands of computer knowledge in various government and private sectors jobs. In schools, it is really important for computer teachers to teach students about the use of computers, how to understand the benefits of using a various application such as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Internet safety, etc. The goal of technology education is to make students better thinkers, creative and confident. That helps them in higher education and in life.
By: Joanna Charisma C. Lomibao | Balanga, Bataan
