Under the government-sponsored modernization campaign, the Blackboard will disappear completely from the classroom.
Charles Clarke, the minister of education, wants to abolish Victorian teaching aids and switch to interactive computer boards to give students more access to the Internet.
Not the blackboard and chalk.
Or the "whiteboard" recently written with felt "--tip pens -
Each teacher will use a computer terminal whose screen will be projected onto a new computer terminal.
The class can see the whiteboard.
Ministry of Education officials say Mr. Clark draws on the idea from top public schools, including Eton public schools that already use the technology.
"If it is good enough for public schools, it should be good enough for all schools," added a department official mysteriously . " This is an idea of "Goodbye, Mr chipper" that is overdue in reality.
"The plan is part of the government's £ 15 billion effort to rebuild or renovate every secondary school in the UK by 2015.
All primary schools will be given a new blackboard and when the new school is completed, the new one will be automatically installed in each classroom.
Officials believe that students will benefit from being able to see relevant internet pages during class.
The board also means that classes can be made using video graphics, animations, and sound
At least in theory.
More interesting.
Mr. Clark sees the board as a big step towards a future classroom, where students may sit on personal "workstations" equipped with digital cameras, networked computers and smart TV screens over the next few decades.
The Labor Party has a tortuous history on the blackboard, and the most remarkable thing is that in its 1980 s, a few hard-
As part of the term "racist", the London parliament banned the word "chalk board.
Mr. Clark said: "The future school will be a world away from the past school.
I want to make sure that we take advantage of this opportunity to make sure that each school has an interactive board in each classroom and is open to the entire community.
"Technology has completely changed learning.
By providing new
In each classroom, teachers will have an interactive blackboard replacement that will enable them to access the internet, download information and make presentations with students.
Mr. Clark also highlighted plans to make the school more in line with the needs of students and parents by ensuring that it remains open from eight o'clock A. M. to six o'clock P. M.
He said: "We are investing billions of dollars in the world's best school buildings, so let's keep the doors open for as long as possible.
"Opening schools for people of all ages over the weekend to learn new skills will be a big step forward.
The National Union of Teachers welcomed the demise of the blackboard.
"The interactive whiteboard is very useful," the spokesman said.
Getting rid of the Blackboard will also stop the terrible harsh noise from chalk.