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Originally Posted by Tomkat
Huh? I never claimed that. I said it was practically useful. IE: Nearly everyone will use some level of ICT in their day-to-day lives, be it in the office, at home, on their mobile phone, whatever. I think you should try to improve your literacy skills as this isn't the first time you've read someone's post and completely misinterpreted what they're trying to say
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I'm sorry man, but you are truly demented if you think teaching people about 1998 graphics technologies is useful in any way other than as a base to learn something relevant to this century.
And congrats on going with the patronisation double-whammy. If only you weren't completely wrong in everything you posted it might have had some merit.
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What should they be studying in ICT lessons then? What do you think would be more useful? (I'm really hoping noone says PHP coding or javascript or something retarded like that).
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Why not? This is what they do in other countries, such as Poland. Of course, this is reflected in the international rankings which show the English system to be mediocre at best. The fact that you can't even envision kids to have this level of aptitude is pretty scandalous.