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Question by Ekeeeezzz: Do computers affect student productivity in a positive way or negative way? I always have wondered if computers really benefit student productivity. This is without the use of the internet. Best answer for Do computers affect student productivity in a positive way or negative way?:

Answer by thesunnshynne
honestly I think they do both. I see kids getting their work finished buttttttt at the same time they tend to be distracted during whether chatting playing games, stay up later at night, and get kinda bitchy with a tude this is just what i have seen in many peepz. Some students work well on the computer and i actually think in this age and time they need computer, imagine if they didnt have them. but then again all elders did it. I think more positive than negative if i have to vote.

Answer by ~Peace~N~Love~
both, negative for porno, and postivie for homework

Answer by SuperTaz
My brother has severe dyslexia and dysgraphia to the point where his handwriting resembles that of a five-year old (he is 37). When he was taking some remedial English classes his first year of college, a professor suggesting going into the library and try typing out his essays instead of just hand-writing them. The professor en couraged him to try one of the new word-processors the library had just set up for student use. When my brother started typing on the computer, a strange thing happened... he was able to write long, meaningful paragraphs with very little errors! Years later, I had a student whose handwriting looked like some form of ancient dead dialect. I moved his seat so he was actually sitting at my student computer. I instructed him that whenever I give a writing assignment, I want him to write it on the computer. His papers at that point were easy to understand and give a grade to. Is this true for everyone? Not necessarily. But for some people, doing things on computers has helped their productivity simply because it enables others to understand what you write, and it places quick editing tools at your fingertips.

Answer by Jolie
That depends on the student's work ethic.

[student computers]

Student computer chairs are important and necessary items that facilitate easy usage of computers. It is generally a single piece plastic shell made of polypropylene. It can have a leather grain surface. The chairs come in different styles and color combinations. It has different finishes, including chrome metal. There are height adjustable and ergonomic chairs for students. The chairs can come with casters. It also comes with or without gas lifts. The back of chairs is V shaped for spinal relief.

Students spend a lot of time staring at computer screens or pecking away at keyboards. It is crucial for students to have an ideal seating arrangement. Problems such as eyestrain may occur because of poor postures. To avoid these kinds of problems, student computer chairs can be placed in the correct manner with monitors. Student computer chairs are selected in such a way that the eye vision of user and computer screen is in a straight line. This means that the eye focu s is at about two or three inches below the computer screen from the top.

The student computer chair selected should have considerable seat height so that the elbows are at right angles to the keyboard. Students should be able to keep legs comfortably on the ground. When considering eye focus and elbow positioning, students are sometimes not able to touch legs on the ground with the available student computer chairs. This problem is solved in schools by using supplementary foot supports. The chairs should exactly fit student's body size. Student chairs with adjustable seat heights are better for students.

Experienced teachers and good learning environment are important for success of students. In addition, computer labs equipped with better student computer chairs can make changes in learning capabilities of students in schools and universities.

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