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Early technology users

Posted on 19 Mar 2014 with 0 comments
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A recently published, relevant and timely report about the use of touch-screen devices by children between the ages of three and five years contains some surprises. The report states that reading books, especially with parents, remains dominant for three (3) to five (5) year olds, although the use of touch-screens at home with children’s parents is also becoming increasingly relevant. Teacher’s perspectives on teaching and learning with tablets are positive and teachers of young children are confident of using tablets in the classroom.


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