Look at technology as one of many tools available to support learning. The focus is on the learning objective not the technology.
Balance technology with a wide range of other activities, including creative play and hands-on experiences with real-world materials.
Choose technology that promotes active engagement, creativity, and problem-solving. Avoid passive "screen time," where a students are simply consuming content without interaction.
Many students have an iPad or tablet at home that they are familiar with. This may help them navigate the iPad but makes it critical that we introduce iPads as a learning tool at school. You can use the slides to the left or click below to make an editable copy.
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