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“Empowering Students Through Computer Awareness"

 

GHPS Lokur  School

Community Development Project: Computer Awareness Program

       As part of my Community Development Project, I selected Computer Awareness as the main topic. The objective of choosing this topic was to help students understand the importance of computers in today’s world and to develop basic digital knowledge that supports their education and daily life.

       I conducted three sessions on computer awareness. During these sessions, students learned about the basic parts of a computer, an introduction to computers, and how and where computers are used, especially in the education system. The sessions were planned in a simple and student-friendly way so that every learner could understand and participate actively.


          One of the most important aspects of this program was practical learning. Students got the opportunity to use the computer practically, which made the learning process more interesting and enjoyable. They were very curious to explore different parts of the computer and were excited to learn how computers help in learning, communication, and accessing information.

          Throughout all three sessions, the students’ involvement, response, interest, and interaction were excellent. They actively asked questions, shared their thoughts, and participated enthusiastically in the activities. Their positive attitude and eagerness to learn made the sessions successful and meaningful.

          Teaching this topic gave me a sense of satisfaction and happiness. I strongly feel that this computer awareness program was very helpful for my students, as it built confidence, basic digital skills, and awareness about technology. In today’s digital era, such knowledge is essential for students’ academic growth and future opportunities.

         Overall, this Community Development Project was a valuable experience for both my students and me. It reinforced the importance of practical learning and showed how technology can positively impact education when introduced in the right way.

Thank you 


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