Use of the Internet in Elementary Schools

Abstract: In this article, we will look at specific Web sites (AskEric, PBS, KidLink, Interactive Frog Dissection, Hillside Elementary School, and Dade County Schools) and explain how to use the Web at elementary school. In addition, this article explains some controversial issues that arise when using WEB in elementary school classrooms. The development and development of the World Wide Web has had a great impact on many fields including government, enterprises and even education. WEB helps to exchange information quickly and easily among millions of people.

The school is divided into three parts: pre-school, primary school, junior high school. Elementary school ranges from first grader to fourth grader, junior high school ranging from fifth grader to eight grader. Students learn foreign languages, writing, scientific research, reading, geography, history, art, sports, social science. Think about what they have learned, think about things, ask questions, and encourage them to give a well thought out logical conclusion. About 115 students are enrolled in this school. The ratio of students to teachers depends on the age of the child. The course used is called Inscape. As part of the course, students will meet with teachers and other staff and discuss the situation, ideas and concerns of the day. Students learn to become speakers and listeners. This is a way to nurture community consciousness and mutual respect.

Japanese children will enter first grade of elementary school in April when we celebrated the 6th birthday. A typical elementary school class has about 30 to 40 students. The subjects they will study include Japanese, mathematics, science, social studies, music, crafts, sports, housekeeping (learning simple cooking and sewing techniques). More and more elementary schools are beginning to teach English. Information technology is increasingly being used to enhance education and most schools have access to the Internet.