Dissecting a computer provides students with a hands-on learning experience that enhances their understanding of computer architecture. By interacting with components like the CPU, RAM, and motherboard, students solidify their grasp of theoretical concepts.

This activity also develops critical thinking skills, particularly problem-solving and critical thinking. As students disassemble and reassemble the computer, they face real-world challenges that require logical reasoning and troubleshooting. This process fosters a mindset of inquiry and resilience.

Reflecting on their growth, students recognize their progress in technical knowledge and soft skills. They value persistence and adaptability when tackling complex tasks. The collaborative nature of the activity encourages communication and teamwork, as students often work in pairs or groups, sharing insights and strategies. This reflection helps them identify areas for improvement and sets a foundation for lifelong learning in technology.