Embedding computer technology in developmentally appropriate practice: engaging with early years professionals' beliefs and values.: An article from: ... Technology in Childhood Education Annual

Embedding computer technology in developmentally appropriate practice: engaging with early years professionals' beliefs and values.: An article from: ... Technology in Childhood Education Annual

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2002 · Anglais · livre numérique
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This insightful article delves into the intersection of computer technology and early childhood education, exploring how modern tools can be integrated in ways that align with the developmental needs and values of young learners. With a focus on collaboration among early years professionals, the authors invite readers to reflect on their personal beliefs and practices regarding technology use in educational settings.

Elaine Hall and Steven Higgins draw on current research to challenge conventional views on technology in early education, advocating for approaches that not only enhance learning but also nurture children's holistic development. By emphasizing the importance of appropriate practices, they provide a framework for educators to engage with technology meaningfully and thoughtfully.

Through engaging discussions and practical insights, the article encourages professionals to critically assess their roles in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. This piece serves as a valuable resource for those committed to fostering environments where technology complements and enriches young children's educational experiences.

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Format livre numérique
Pages 25 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié janv. 1, 2002
Éditeur Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)
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