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Getting at the Real Problems.

Hunt, Dianna – Learning, 1984

The computer can be an effective mathematics teaching tool when combined with concrete learning materials. To be used properly in the classroom, the computer should emphasize thinking skills rather than repetitive drill and practice. (DF)

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software, Elementary Education, Manipulative Materials

Machines Can't Replace Hands-On Science Learning.

Walton, Susan – Learning, 1984

Elementary school children need hands-on experiences to understand science concepts. Computers can be used to store and analyze data collected by students, but educators seem to agree that students need to manipulate data themselves to really comprehend their discoveries. (DF)

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software, Educational Media, Elementary Education

From Social Studies to Social Science.

Resnik, Hank – Learning, 1984

Computers may help students delve farther into social studies research topics. The role of the computer in database management is explored in this article. (DF)

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software, Databases, Elementary Education