Russell McOrmond wrote:
> 
> On Mon, 10 Jun 2002, Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay wrote:
> 
 > Computers [and let's us forget the literacy issue for some moments !]
is
> > taught to students as a set of application suites that help solve life
> > crises [at least some of them]. The "drag-drop-routine" is somewhat like
> > the showmanship or patter that a magician does before the actual trick
> > is performed.
>
> 
>   While it is true that there are huge problems in technology education,
> this is not in any way unique to India.  The solutions may also similar
> all over the globe.  You first need to get the right tools into the
> classroom and peoples homes, and then you have the opportunity to change
> the teaching methods.  Without the right tools being available,
> independently thinking students and educators simply don't have the
> ability to attempt more advanced methods.

Russell, could you give us some idea how computers and computing are
taught to schoolgoers of ages 13-17 in Canada?

- Manas Laha

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