"The curriculum of primary schools in the United Kingdom should include lessons on Twitter (microblog service) and Wikipedia (collaborative online encyclopedia), according to reports the newspaper The Guardian. If approved, the proposal would be the biggest change in primary education in a decade. Besides allowing greater flexibility for schools, it has specifications on what students should learn to accumulate up to 11 years document also emphasizes traditional areas of learning such as history, mathematics and English, but includes the study of modern means of communication, seeking to give greater emphasis to environmental education.
According to the document that the "Guardian" had access, students should leave primary school familiar with blogs, podcasts, Twitter and Wikipedia. In addition, they must learn to use the computer keyboard and spellcheck."