COMPUTERS IN READING INSTRUCTION COMPUTERS IN READING
INSTRUCTION
Computers can be effectively used as another teaching tool aimed at reading instruction. Some observers view computer technology as a force that will radically change instructional practice, almost replacing teachers. Others believe that computers are no substitute for teacher-student interaction. A position between these two extremes will place the computer in the classroom as a teacher and student time-saving tool, allowing students to proceed at their own paces, much as computer assisted instruction (CAI) did in the 1970s. Today, with the advent of sophisticated CD-ROM technology, students can interact with text in more meaningful contexts than could students in the 1970s, and CD-ROM technology will play an important part of reading instruction in the 1990s.
COMPUTERS IN READING INSTRUCTION COMPUTERS IN READING
INSTRUCTION
Computers can be effectively used as another teaching tool aimed at reading instruction. Some observers view computer technology as a force that will radically change instructional practice, almost replacing teachers. Others believe that computers are no substitute for teacher-student interaction. A position between these two extremes will place the computer in the classroom as a teacher and student time-saving tool, allowing students to proceed at their own paces, much as computer assisted instruction (CAI) did in the 1970s. Today, with the advent of sophisticated CD-ROM technology, students can interact with text in more meaningful contexts than could students in the 1970s, and CD-ROM technology will play an important part of reading instruction in the 1990s.
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