Abstract

Addresses from two perspectives the problem of providing opportunities for all students to gain knowledge and skills required to use microcomputers: appropriate microcomputer use in the classroom and curriculum, and its role as an indicator of the nature of public education, a catalyst for educational reform, and an equalizer. (MBR)

Citation

Lipkin, J. (1984). Computer Equity and Computer Educators (You). Computing Teacher, 11(8), 19-21. Retrieved March 2, 2021 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/169517/.

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Keywords

• Change Strategies
• Classroom Environment
• computer literacy
• Curriculum Enrichment
• Economic Factors
• Elementary Secondary Education
• Equal Education
• Government Role
• Mathematics Curriculum
• Microcomputers
• Surveys