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I believe the best age for children to start computer lessons is during their early years of development, around the age of six or seven. This is when they are starting school and are able to grasp new concepts more easily. At this age, they are also developing their fine motor skills, which are essential for using a computer. It's important to introduce them to technology in a fun and engaging way, so they can develop a positive attitude towards computers and learn valuable skills for the future. Many schools now incorporate computer lessons into their curriculum, recognizing the importance of early exposure to technology.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
I think the best age for children to start, uh, computer lessons is during their early stages of development, uh, so that they can easily understand and cope up with the, uh, technologies. So I would say the best age for children would be, um, 607. So that they are able, so that they are, so they are, that they are going to the school and they would be much, uh, more able and to spend time on computer lessons. And I think it is greatly understood by the educational department, and that is the reason why our first standard students actually had to learn computer lessons. So that is the best stage for children to start computer. Uh, lessssons.
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