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Five ways the digital world has improved your child’s education

  • Five ways the digital world has improved your child’s education
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    Five ways the digital world has improved your child’s education

    Five ways the digital world has improved your child’s education
  • More and more children are watching television these days, which is arguably one of the most powerful visual storytelling mediums. As a result, it offers many benefits to children, teaching them about their lives, their community, the world, and even helping them come to terms with their feelings.
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    1. The power of television

    More and more children are watching television these days, which is arguably one of the most powerful visual storytelling mediums. As a result, it offers many benefits to children, teaching them about their lives, their community, the world, and even helping them come to terms with their feelings.
  • Who says learning had to be all work and no play? Electronic learning aids are great ways to engage children on the go and on demand as they are both readily available for free or at very affordable costs on portable hand-held devices. They can help teach young children about social and game-playing skills like multitasking and data-gathering through intuitive gameplay. Sometimes engaging your children through these means are the most effective at retaining their attention.
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    2. Educational games

    Who says learning had to be all work and no play? Electronic learning aids are great ways to engage children on the go and on demand as they are both readily available for free or at very affordable costs on portable hand-held devices. They can help teach young children about social and game-playing skills like multitasking and data-gathering through intuitive gameplay. Sometimes engaging your children through these means are the most effective at retaining their attention.
  • Everything in moderation is key, so limiting screen time for your children is important. If done correctly, moderating interactions with hand-held devices can encourage the development of cognitive skills in children such as increasing attention and concentration, perception, identification and differentiation and conceptual and relational abilities.
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    3. Screen time moderation

    Everything in moderation is key, so limiting screen time for your children is important. If done correctly, moderating interactions with hand-held devices can encourage the development of cognitive skills in children such as increasing attention and concentration, perception, identification and differentiation and conceptual and relational abilities.
  • Embracing digital learning with the adoption of classroom display technology and learning resources are essential for teaching and learning. It helps create a virtual space for both parties to communicate, create, and collaborate information in innovative ways. Unfortunately, however, not every school has the means of utilising these technologies. One way to overcome this is through programs like Woolworths Earn&Learn, where every $10 you spend earns you a sticker, which can go towards purchasing valuable resources like iPads and other digital devices your school may need.
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    4. Classroom improvements

    Embracing digital learning with the adoption of classroom display technology and learning resources are essential for teaching and learning. It helps create a virtual space for both parties to communicate, create, and collaborate information in innovative ways. Unfortunately, however, not every school has the means of utilising these technologies. One way to overcome this is through programs like Woolworths Earn&Learn, where every $10 you spend earns you a sticker, which can go towards purchasing valuable resources like iPads and other digital devices your school may need.
  • It goes without saying but the Internet has not only revolutionised how we share information with others but how we access, engage, and create information.Depending on your child’s age, supervise or set them an internet use time. There are many resources out there such as webinars or websites like <i>Time for Kids</i> or <i>National Geographic Kids</i> which can help your children improve their literacy, science and mathematical skills.
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    5. Digital resources

    It goes without saying but the Internet has not only revolutionised how we share information with others but how we access, engage, and create information.Depending on your child’s age, supervise or set them an internet use time. There are many resources out there such as webinars or websites like Time for Kids or National Geographic Kids which can help your children improve their literacy, science and mathematical skills.
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    Five ways the digital world has improved your child’s education

    Five ways the digital world has improved your child’s education
Five ways the digital world has improved your child’s education
More and more children are watching television these days, which is arguably one of the most powerful visual storytelling mediums. As a result, it offers many benefits to children, teaching them about their lives, their community, the world, and even helping them come to terms with their feelings.
Who says learning had to be all work and no play? Electronic learning aids are great ways to engage children on the go and on demand as they are both readily available for free or at very affordable costs on portable hand-held devices. They can help teach young children about social and game-playing skills like multitasking and data-gathering through intuitive gameplay. Sometimes engaging your children through these means are the most effective at retaining their attention.
Everything in moderation is key, so limiting screen time for your children is important. If done correctly, moderating interactions with hand-held devices can encourage the development of cognitive skills in children such as increasing attention and concentration, perception, identification and differentiation and conceptual and relational abilities.
Embracing digital learning with the adoption of classroom display technology and learning resources are essential for teaching and learning. It helps create a virtual space for both parties to communicate, create, and collaborate information in innovative ways. Unfortunately, however, not every school has the means of utilising these technologies. One way to overcome this is through programs like Woolworths Earn&Learn, where every $10 you spend earns you a sticker, which can go towards purchasing valuable resources like iPads and other digital devices your school may need.
It goes without saying but the Internet has not only revolutionised how we share information with others but how we access, engage, and create information.Depending on your child’s age, supervise or set them an internet use time. There are many resources out there such as webinars or websites like <i>Time for Kids</i> or <i>National Geographic Kids</i> which can help your children improve their literacy, science and mathematical skills.
Download your Woolworths Earn & Learn sticker sheet and discover what resources your school can earn today!
Five ways the digital world has improved your child’s education
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Electronic media and technologies add great convenience to our daily lives but also to our children’s learning and development. Here are the five ways the digital world has improved your little ones’ education.