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Researchers and educators are divided on the influence and impact of digital technology on young children’s development. There are two schools of thought on the use of digital technologies with young children. Some researchers believe early use of technologies may impede a child’s cognitive development while others maintain that the use of technologies may enhance a child’s development. This review reports on a study that sought to investigate the influence of technologies on young children’s learning.
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