STEM Education Across the Learning Continuum 2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-2821-7_7
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Supporting and Scaffolding Early Childhood Teachers in Positive Approaches to Teaching and Learning with Technology

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“…CSCL provides students with the opportunity to collaborate using the developed algorithm, as well as using technological tools as a resource [26,27]. The issues of effective organization and high-quality methodological support for teaching students of technical universities using digital tools are one of the most relevant areas of research activities for teachers [28][29][30]. The choice of software should correspond to the goals of the discipline in which it is intended to be used.…”
Section: The Essence Of Interactive Learning and Computer-based Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CSCL provides students with the opportunity to collaborate using the developed algorithm, as well as using technological tools as a resource [26,27]. The issues of effective organization and high-quality methodological support for teaching students of technical universities using digital tools are one of the most relevant areas of research activities for teachers [28][29][30]. The choice of software should correspond to the goals of the discipline in which it is intended to be used.…”
Section: The Essence Of Interactive Learning and Computer-based Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Incluso hay quien habla de incorporar los smartphones o dispositivos móviles entre los estudiantes de educación infantil, dados los beneficios que puede otorgar al aprendizaje (Schriever, 2018). Pero son muchos los docentes que manifiestan sus miedos y prejuicios al uso de estas tecnologías en edades tan tempranas, y aunque estos miedos se pueden tratar de eliminar mediante formaciones que los eliminen (Munday et al, 2020), no dejan de estar presentes sobre todo en aquellas docentes de mayor edad y con años de experiencia. Incluso entre los padres y madres del alumnado de educación infantil se producen miedos y ansiedad cuando se habla de la utilización de la tecnología para el desarrollo de competencias de sus hijos o para la mejora del aprendizaje (Mikelic et al, 2016).…”
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