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Essay On Computer Sessions

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The school started to teach programming since her early start, which means from seventeen years ago. School gives the opportunity for students to learn coding and programming whereas students in primary classes start to take computer sessions. Students take 1 hour per week computer class .In average, 5-6 sessions of programming out of 21 computer sessions are given to students on yearly basis. The rest of sessions include MS Suite and painting learning. Basically, school gives 25% of the computer classes programming for primary classes but this percentage increase in baccalaureate level (70% in scientific classes, 50% in literature class).
Average students per class is 25, boys' number is approximately equal to girls' number
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Any damage in hardware can be replaceable with no punishment unless it is on purpose.
There is no internet in school and they will not be able to print in labs except in library.
It is an administration matter but yes the school can allow to use the devices outside the school hours
The tech team help the students and fix their laptop problems. They download the software for them to help the students to use it in home as well. Many softwares are provided by the school teachers. IT support fix hardware problems.
A specialized person is dedicated to solve all maintenance problems for infrastructure. Each 3 years, the infrastructure is updated but not completely modified. The hardware can be kept but the software is updated. The more the pc is consumed, the more it is replaced.
Any invitation for girls' empowerment we can find the girls very motivated. Today we have two ongoing projects for girls and only one for a boy that will be presented in events. I can notice that in mathematics, engineering and rest of scientific fields the boys' number is still higher than the girls' number but with time this ratio is decreasing comparing to past

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