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    Pangasinan State University

    Lingayen Campus
    College of Education SSE ___: Indicate the Subject/Course
    Social Studies Major title

    Lesson Title: The Internet and Education


    Intended Learning Objectives:

    a. Integrate the facets of the Internet and Education for better learning.
    b. Apply basic MS Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, Flash, Animation and Internet.

    A. LESSON INTRODUCTION
    The internet is the most useful technology of modern times, which helps us not only in our
    daily lives but also in professional lives. For educational purposes, it is widely used to gather
    information and to do research or add to the knowledge of various subjects.
    The Internet can also improve the quality of education in many ways. It opens doorways to a
    wealth of knowledge and educational resources, increasing opportunities for learning both in and
    out of the classroom.

    B. MAIN LESSON

    THE INTERNET AND EDUCATION

    Internet

     Is also called the Net is a largest and far- flung network system of-all-system. Internet not
    really a network but loosely organized collection of about 25,000 networks accessed by
    computers on the planet.
     It has no central headquarters, no centrally offered services, and no comprehensive online to
    tell users what information is available in the system.
    HOW IS EVERYTHING COORDINATED THROUGH THE INTERNET?

     Done through a standardized protocol (or set of rules for exchanging data) called Transmission
    Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
     To gain access to the internet, the computer must be equipped with what is called a Server
    which has a special software (program) that uses the internet protocol.

    THE ROLE OF INTERNET IN EDUCATION


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    Lingayen Campus
    College of Education SSE ___: Indicate the Subject/Course
    Social Studies Major title

    1. Cost Effective and Affordable Education


     The Internet improves the quality of education, which is one of the pillars of sustainable
    development of a nation. It provides education through Videos (like YouTube tutorial
    videos) and web tutorials which is affordable to everyone and cost-effective.
    2. Student – Teacher and Peer Interaction
     The internet has allowed students to be in constant touch with their teachers or with
    other fellow classmates with the help of social media, messaging apps and chat forums.
    Parents can interact as well as communicate with teachers and school authorities about
    their kid’s performance in the school.
    3. Effective Teaching and Learning Tool
     Teachers can teach with the use of animation, power point slides, and images to
    capture the students’ attention.
    4. Interaction with Digital Media
     Regular use of digital media is one of the most basic parts of our lives. Digital bulletin
    boards save paper, allow displaying of videos and audios to attract the attention of
    students.
    5. Keeping you updated with Latest Information
     Information is the biggest advantage which the internet is offering. There is a huge
    amount of information available for every subject. It keeps us up to date with the latest
    information regarding the subjects in which we are interested.
    6. Learning with Multimedia
     It helps the students with the learning process as it helps to simplify the knowledge.
    Also, it helps to visualize what is being taught by the teachers in school.

    NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF INTERNET ON STUDENTS AND CHILDREN

    1.Work Ethic
     Children who grow up in the Internet time expect rapid gratification. They may easily get online
    and look for anything they want, from the favorite music videos & TV shows to difficult
    homework answers. The Internet helps them not to wait and give them immediate results with
    a minimal effort. These traits will not translate to the school, where teachers expect their
    students to work for the grades. Students, as a result, are often unable to understand
    problems.
    2.Attention Span
     Everything about the Internet is fast. Web sites streamline information and deliver it in quick
    bursts, making it easy to digest and understand. Even popular video clips seldom last longer
    than a minute or two, ensuring visitors don’t get bored and explore the competition that’s only a
    mouse-click away. This constant supply of available entertainment has reduced the average
    attention span.

    3.Physical Development
     Spending hours on accessing the internet, engaging on social networks, and playing online
    Pangasinan State University
    Lingayen Campus
    College of Education SSE ___: Indicate the Subject/Course
    Social Studies Major title

    games can drastically inhibit the physical development of a child.


    4.Lacking Creativity and Dependence
     Instead of thinking about any things you want to know by yourself, the fastest way they can do
    is searching the internet or asking Google. Therefore, the ability of thinking and creation are
    limited
    5.Wastage of Time
     Wastage of time seems to be one of the worse negative effects of internet on children.
    Obviously, if you are addicted internet, you spend a lot of time to sit in the computer than
    giving time to your studies.
    6.Hesitant Toward Face-to-Face Communication
     Some students do not like chatting face to face with friends. They just feel comfortable when
    they at home through a computer and internet. They feel shy to make the conversation to
    anybody face to face. They prefer to talk and chat in somewhere which can separate them
    from the real world.
    7.Bad Webs
     Spending too much time to enter black webs affects to children in mind. These films and black
    webs have a significant impact to the physical and psychological condition. This is one of the
    main causes affecting unhealthy lifestyle and moral corruption of a youth department.
    8.Cheating
     The Internet archives the world’s knowledge. Students can find essays or test answers for any
    subject imaginable. Knowing that the correct answers are readily available online can prove far
    too tempting for some students, which leads to academic fraud, plagiarism, and rampant
    cheating.
    9.Addiction
     Online games on the internet can be addictive to teenagers, children, and adults. This can take
    away your precious time that should be used for other things more productive.

    C. SUMMARY
    Pangasinan State University
    Lingayen Campus
    College of Education SSE ___: Indicate the Subject/Course
    Social Studies Major title

    The Internet plays a very important role in education. Through its help, students can easily
    gather or research information that is related to their studies. Teachers can also use the internet
    to supplement their lessons, and the internet can also help them to find appropriate online
    materials that they can use to capture the attention of their students during discussion. The
    Internet also has negative effects on education, but it still depends on the teacher or students
    whether they use it properly or whether they abuse it.

    D. REFERENCES:
     S. (2016, March 4). Lesson16: The Internet and Education. Technology II. Retrieved from
    https://sharmainesalvador.wordpress.com/2016/03/13/lesson-16-the-internet-and-education/amp/
     Cdadmin. (2019, January 4). Role of Internet in Education. Retrieved from
    https://www.theasianschool.net/blog/role-of-internet-in-education/
     Lynch. W. (n. d). Negative Effects of Internet in Education. Retrieved from
    https://itstillworks.com/negative-effects-internet-education-2002.html#:~:text=The%20Internet
    %20means%20no%20waiting,to%20manage%20their%20time%20efficiently.
     Corpuz. M. (2016, August 10). Negative Effects of Internet on Student and Children. Retrieved from
    https://ictnetsite.wordpress.com/2016/08/10/negative-effects-of-internet-on-students-and-children/amp/

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