SMSC & Computing
Spiritual ICT supports spiritual development by looking at how ICT can bring rapid benefits to discussions and tolerance to an individual's beliefs. However, children are exposed to the limitations and abuse of the internet where they question and justify aims, values and principles of their own and others' belief system. |
Moral ICT supports moral development by looking at how ICT developments have had an impact on the environment as technology has meant that old ways of working have been changed to help the environment. |
Social ICT supports social development by completing of group work within lessons as well as practical tasks. Children are required to understand about social media and the advantages these sites have brought as well as the numerous problems such as cyber bullying. |
Cultural The development in technology has impacted different cultures and backgrounds in different ways. More developed countries are able to keep pace with the developments in technology whilst less developed ones can't. |
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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