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This document discusses the effects of modern media on young children and provides recommendations for teachers of young children (TOYC). It outlines concerns about how technology can affect social interaction, learning, concentration, language development and more. While technology is increasingly present, the document recommends that teachers focus on nurturing human interaction and development. It suggests following research-based best practices to guide appropriate technology use for young kids, both in and out of the classroom.
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Technology in Early Childhood
This is a student sample – no part may be copied or reproduced
Introduction/Policy and Legislation
Is there a place for technology in a
high-quality early learning experience?
Children are growing up in a digital
age that their parents and grandparents
did not have. Young children have a
variety of digital technology at their
fingertips. Computers, smartboards,
tablets, phones, DVD’s electronic toys
and games, e-books and audio
recorders. These devices are children’s
tools of their time and culture. “Early
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in whether young children attend
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exposed to language, conversation, and
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appropriate practice. Teachers are the
ones who make critical decisions about
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2014).
Technology can be very useful for
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Technology’s role in children development.
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Post University
July 24, 2015
Introduction
Modern technology has been playing a significant role in children development. Nowadays technology has improved and is accessible in every home. As a result, it becomes fundamental in children development. Some of the appliances such as TVs, Radio, mobile phones and computers are the main aspects of technology that plays a significant role in children development. Also, the internet is one of the primary technology that has an enormous impact on children life. Many children have opened social network accounts where they correspond with their friends, post their feelings and follow updates. A survey was done in 2013 that involved interview of 1463 parents revealed that most youth uses media devices such as tablets, smartphones and follow TV programs. As a result, this technology has played a significant role in children development. Children have achieved various knowledge from technology and have exposed to the whole world. Nowadays, children have taken advantage of the shift from analogue digital. Most parents and guardians have bought their children mobile, computers, and tablets for gaming, learning and for fun. As the children grow, they keep advancing in technology. Therefore, technology has contributed to children positive development. However, it has adversely contributed to poor children growth and development. Since technology has both positive and adverse impacts children, kids should be restricted from harmful technologies. More so, parents and all players should ensure that children are not exposed to harmful technology that will adversely affect positive growth and development. The following points will justify that adverse and favo ...
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The roles and functions of educational technology in 21st century
The roles and functions of educational technology in 21st centuryUniversity of Cebu Lapu-lapu and Mandaue
1. Education has shifted from a teacher-centered model to a student-centered model where students access information on their own and work collaboratively.
2. 21st century skills like collaboration, critical thinking, communication skills and technology use are important for students' future success.
3. Educational technology helps improve teaching and learning, enhances educational goals, develops curriculum and materials, and identifies community needs. It has revolutionized education.Technology In The Ece Classroom
The document discusses the effective use of technology in early childhood education classrooms. It recommends that technology be directly connected to the curriculum, allow for active learning where students make decisions, and be interactive or discovery-based. It also suggests keeping computer use brief and ensuring it does not replace human interaction or physical activity. When used properly, technology can support language development, social interaction, and cognition through exploration and problem solving. Five effective ways for young children to use technology are to make and display graphs, explore with digital tools, tell stories in pictures and words, write and record, and share and document learning. Examples of technologies for the classroom include digital cameras, laptops, and educational websites.
Technology In The Ece Classroom
The document discusses the effective use of technology in early childhood education classrooms. It provides guidelines for technology use, noting that it should be connected to the curriculum, allow for active learning and student choice, and encourage social interaction. Too much screen time can negatively impact children's development, so technology use should be limited and balanced with other activities. When used properly, technology can support language, cognitive, and social development for young children.
What’s so important about blended instruction
1) Blended instruction combines traditional in-person classroom learning with online digital tools and resources to engage students and prepare them for the 21st century.
2) Experts argue that blended learning is needed to develop students' critical thinking, problem solving, communication and collaboration skills for a globally connected world.
3) The role of teachers is changing in blended models to focus more on facilitating student-centered learning rather than only lecturing. Teachers must be willing to embrace new technologies and ways of teaching.
1Running Head Technology’s role in children development. .docx
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Technology’s role in children development.
Steven Johnson
Post University
July 24, 2015
Introduction
Modern technology has been playing a significant role in children development. Nowadays technology has improved and is accessible in every home. As a result, it becomes fundamental in children development. Some of the appliances such as TVs, Radio, mobile phones and computers are the main aspects of technology that plays a significant role in children development. Also, the internet is one of the primary technology that has an enormous impact on children life. Many children have opened social network accounts where they correspond with their friends, post their feelings and follow updates. A survey was done in 2013 that involved interview of 1463 parents revealed that most youth uses media devices such as tablets, smartphones and follow TV programs. As a result, this technology has played a significant role in children development. Children have achieved various knowledge from technology and have exposed to the whole world. Nowadays, children have taken advantage of the shift from analogue digital. Most parents and guardians have bought their children mobile, computers, and tablets for gaming, learning and for fun. As the children grow, they keep advancing in technology. Therefore, technology has contributed to children positive development. However, it has adversely contributed to poor children growth and development. Since technology has both positive and adverse impacts children, kids should be restricted from harmful technologies. More so, parents and all players should ensure that children are not exposed to harmful technology that will adversely affect positive growth and development. The following points will justify that adverse and favorable impacts of technology in child development. (Rowan, 2014)
The education sector has benefited from improved technology. Availability and accessibility of cheap internet technologies have helped children get rid of literacy. In many countries, children are introduced to computers at early ages. In fact at grade one, a child is taught on how to use a computer. However, in the underdeveloped countries, things are opposite. Children grow without the use of computers. Now, how does technology impact on child development as a far as education is concerned? As quoted earlier, the internet is one of the primary technology that affect children habits, growth, and development. Currently, children have benefited from Internet technologies since they can access any information they need. More so, they can research on any assignments assigned by their instructor. Frequent use of internet, therefore, help them to realize what the world needs and as a result they can choose their pas.
Our portfolio in Educational Technology 2
This document contains summaries of several topics related to educational technology:
- It discusses what educational technology is and how it can be integrated into classroom discussions to help students learn in a fast-changing world.
- It also examines the roles of technology in learning, how it can serve as a delivery vehicle for instructional lessons or partner in the learning process.
- Other topics summarized include the cone of experience model, conceptual learning approaches, and the importance of teaching students how to properly use educational technology.
Young children and screen time
The document discusses the debate around appropriate screen time for young children. It examines benefits such as learning social skills through coviewing with adults, but also risks like increased obesity, behavior issues, and sleep problems. One study found that children ages 6 months to 2 years who used handheld screens for more than 30 minutes daily faced a 49% increased risk of speech delays. While technology can enhance learning if used moderately, excessive screen time may stunt cognitive development in young children by replacing important environmental stimuli. The conclusion is that caregivers should limit screen time and spend more time directly interacting with children.
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201203 toyc2
- 1. The I-Child, Unplugged Presentation at TOYC Conference March 2012 By Jeffrey Thomas, ISG-Jubail School Providing guidance to parents about the effects of modern media on young children. .
- 2. Overview Every era worries about faster pace of society, effect on children Effect on social interaction, with peers and with elders Effect on learning: oral – written – google Effect on concentration vs. distraction Effect on attitude toward the world Effect on adherence to tradition Effect on language development
- 3. Long-term goal Nurture better humans Develop sense of confident self Instill humanitarian values and respect Scaffold beginning academic skills: literacy and numeracy concepts Effect social cooperation and collaboration Provide rich language and motor resources Motivation for self-directed learning (Riyadh conference)
- 4. The Present Situation We worry about media effects on kids What do we, as Teachers Of Young Children, do with technology in our classrooms? How does technology affect our pedagogical approach? What technologies are more age-appropriate for Young Children? What technologies are less age-appropriate for Young Children? Parents ask our opinion about age-appropriate technology at home. When should kids get on facebook?
- 5. Development up to present AAP advises no screentime before 2 years of age Teachers grew up in a less-saturated media environment Now worrying more about children's surroundings Also must prepare children for the future New technology will be ubiquitous, everywhere Successful new generation will master new technology
- 6. Potential Alternative, without... We can keep our focus on teacher-student interaction Keep costs reduced by ignoring new technology Use time-honored human involvement Avoid mechanical intrusions in the classroom Avoid likely failures of technology Avoid discomfort of teachers
- 7. Recommendations Technology is here to stay, but... Nothing replaces the need for human interaction Teachers guide children, and their parents Use common sense, and follow the research Learn the tools available Avail of good resources – both online and offline I list some resources on the handout, with my annotations Reliable online resource is commonsense.org Video introduction
- 8. In Sum The I-Child, Unplugged Overview Long-term goal The Present Situation Development up to present Potential Alternatives Recommendation
Editor's Notes
- Notes about I-Child, Unplugged: Blurb for Rosalind Power, organizer of TOYC Conference 08 March 2012: Young Children today are surrounded by ever more ubiquitous technology devices with sound and light and interactivity that was possible a generation ago only in universities. How can Teachers Of Young Children better understand the role of technology in their charges' lives; can teachers offer guidance to parents about the appropriate role of technology in young children's education?