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The student attends the Mkhitar Sebastatsi Edu complex where they have been studying since first grade and are now in sixth grade. They enjoy their large school where they learn many subjects including art, math, Armenian, Russian, English, history, science, and music. Additionally, the school's project focuses on computer programs, so all students must have their own computers.
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The use of computer in education field create a new environment and provides the tools that has the ability to change some of current educational methods. As the use of computer increases day by day,teachers must also start the use of computers in their classrooms. New technologies already exist to help teachers. Beginning in 1982, the Turkish Government introduced a series of funding initiatives to promote the use of information technology in schools
Uses of computer in various fields
Computers are used in many fields including education, health, business, science, government, entertainment, sports, and defense. In education, computers enhance learning and allow for distance learning courses. In health, computers digitize medical information, analyze disease risk, and help communicate for patients with disabilities. Businesses use computers to improve productivity, marketing, banking, and sales. Scientists collaborate globally using internet-based laboratories, and governments use computers for planning, control, and law enforcement. Sports utilize computers for statistics, tickets, training, game strategies, and safety equipment design. Defense applies computers to control vehicles, missiles, situational awareness, communications, logistics, platforms, and system design.
Computer Generation Presentation
The document summarizes the four generations of computers from 1945 to present day. The first generation used vacuum tubes and were large and unreliable. The second generation used transistors, which were smaller and more durable. The third generation used integrated circuits, making computers even smaller and cheaper. The fourth generation used VLSI technology, allowing millions of transistors to fit on a single chip and making computers widely affordable for homes and schools. Today's computers are classified as fourth generation and have tremendous processing power and data storage capacity.
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My school
- 2. My school’s name is <<Mkhitar Sebastatsi>> Edu complex. I love my school very much, becouce I studed there from the first grade. Now I’m 6-rst grade.
- 3. Our school is large. We have study many lessnons: Art, Math, Armenian, russian and english languages, history, Natural Science and music.
- 4. But not only those lessons we learn comuter programs, becouse our school’s project is like that. In our school all students must have their own computers.