Teaching Preschool & Kindergarten in the Digital Age

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Busy College & University Professors - The Best Books Reviews

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Join AIra and AIlex as they navigate the world of academia through insightful book reviews for college and university professors. Each episode highlights essential readings that can enhance pedagogy and research, all while fitting into your hectic schedule.

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Teaching Preschool & Kindergarten in the Digital Age

Busy College & University Professors - The Best Books Reviews

25 minutes 34 seconds

3 months ago

Teaching Preschool & Kindergarten in the Digital Age

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The provided text is largely composed of excerpts from "Teaching in the Digital Age for Preschool and Kindergarten: Enhancing Curriculum with Technology" by Brian Puerling. The book, published by Redleaf Press in 2018, explores practical ways to integrate technology into early childhood education across various subject areas such as literacy, mathematics, science, art, music, social studies, health, and physical education. It offers numerous examples and strategies for teachers to effectively use digital tools to support children's learning, sharing, and creative expression, while also emphasizing the importance of developmentally appropriate practices and integrated curriculum approaches. The author, drawing on his experience as a director of education technology, aims to bridge the gap between theoretical recommendations and the practical application of technology in preschool and kindergarten classrooms, encouraging educators to build upon their existing pedagogical knowledge.