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Some people say that computer skills should be added to primary subjects in elementary school such as reading, writing and math. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? v.1

Some people say that computer skills should be added to primary subjects in elementary school such as reading, writing and math. v. 1
It is argued nowadays that computer skills should be taught in elementary schools together with primary skills, such as reading or math. This issue has its own pros and cons, and before supporting or refuting this statement, it is worth considering this phenomenon from both sides. Primarily, those people who find it necessary for school children to have computer skills as a school subject may have the following reasons. First of all, hardly anyone would deny that the world today is ruled by technology, and it is vital that children understand the workings of computers as early in life as possible, and school could be a perfect place for this. Moreover, such computer skills subject could teach a child to use computer technology constructively by taking advantage of abundant Internet resources for self-study and obtaining academically enriching information. However, there is an opinion that computer skills should not be included in school curricula. Thus, such subject would not benefit children because they spend plenty of time with technology beyond school and usually successfully master computer skills on their own without any help of teachers or parents. The opponents of computer skills classes also claim that instead of wasting time on learning these skills it would be reasonable to introduce more vital subjects, such as learning foreign languages or history. To conclude, I support the opinion of people who are against teaching computer skills in school as contemporary school children acquire these skills independently and naturally. Therefore, school education decision-makers should rather put more emphasis on academic subjects than on developing technical skills among youngsters who may already be generally proficient computer users.
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is argued
nowadays that computer
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skills
should
be taught
in elementary
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schools
together with primary
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skills
, such as reading or math. This issue has its
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pros and cons, and
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before
supporting or refuting this statement, it is worth considering this phenomenon from both sides.

Primarily
, those
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people
who find it necessary for
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school
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children
to have computer
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skills
as a
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school
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subject
may have the following reasons.
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First of all
, hardly anyone would deny that the world
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today
is ruled
by technology, and it is vital that
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children
understand the workings of computers as early in life as possible, and
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school
could be a perfect place for this.
Moreover
, such computer
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skills
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subject
could teach a child to
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use
computer technology
constructively
by taking advantage of abundant Internet resources for self-study and obtaining
academically
enriching information.

However
, there is an opinion that computer
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skills
should not
be included
in
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school
curricula.
Thus
, such
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subject
would not benefit
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children
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because
they spend
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plenty
of time with technology beyond
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school
and
usually
successfully
master computer
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skills
on their
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own
without any
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help
of teachers or parents. The opponents of computer
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skills
classes
also
claim that
instead
of wasting time on learning these
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skills
it would be reasonable to introduce more vital
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subjects
, such as learning foreign languages or history.

To conclude
, I support the opinion of
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people
who are against teaching computer
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skills
in
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school
as contemporary
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school
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children
acquire these
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skills
independently
and
naturally
.
Therefore
,
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school
education decision-makers should
rather
put more emphasis on academic
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subjects
than on developing technical
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skills
among youngsters who may already be
generally
proficient computer users.
14Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
29Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
1Mistakes
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IELTS essay Some people say that computer skills should be added to primary subjects in elementary school such as reading, writing and math. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
272 words
6.5
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