Many teachers are beginning to use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) with their elementary school students. One thing teachers who use GIS with children should remember is:
a. The displays are not always "kid-friendly" – students will need help accessing the data in the GIS
b. This generation of children are very used to using computers – they will have more technology sophistication than their teachers
c. All children can do with GIS is compile data – analysis of that data is more appropriate for middle school students.
d. GIS use an international system of symbols that students must learn before they use a GIS
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