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The document discusses research on using instructional technology in early childhood education. It finds that technology can supplement human interactions by supporting development in key areas like language, cognition, and physical skills, as long as it is age-appropriate. Several online resources are described that could benefit teachers and students, including Stellarium for exploring the night sky, a virtual manipulatives library for practicing math concepts, and Eduplace.com for additional grammar practice.
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