Incorporating Technology in the Early Childhood Classroom Jennifer Buckler Sandy Farrar Jessica Martin.

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Incorporating Technology in the Early Childhood Classroom Jennifer Buckler Sandy Farrar Jessica Martin

why kids NEED technology: Social & Emotional Development Responsive Interaction=Participation

why kids NEED technology: Language Development Oral & Written=Thoughts, Feelings, & Emotions

why kids NEED technology: Motor Development Focus & Engagement

why kids NEED technology: Cognition & General Knowledge Opportunity to Interact

why kids NEED technology: Approaches Toward Learning Learning Styles

why kids NEED technology: Learning NEEDS to be Fun! Technology is Fun!

Technology Reward #1 Communication

Technology Reward #2 Social Interaction Image Source:

Technology Reward #3 Learner Achievement Image Source:

Technology Reward #4 Children with Special Needs Image Source:

Technology Reward #5 Student Motivation

Technology Reward #6 Family Involvement Image Source:

Incorporating Technology in the Early Childhood Classroom Kids Need It! Essential! Many Rewards! Image Source: