Proceedings of the International Conference on Science and Education and Technology (ISET 2019) 2020
DOI: 10.2991/assehr.k.200620.014
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Utilization of ICT Based on Learning Media to Improve Creativity and Early Children’s Age

Abstract: Basically, each child has different creativity and talent. children's creativity and talent emerge through; starting from birth, studying, and education. The elements contained in creativity and giftedness include; knowledge, imagination and evaluation. Media has various roles in learning activities. To improve learning outcomes by increasing children's creativity and talent, it is necessary to use media in learning. The article was written with the aim of exchanging ideas and at the same time contributing ide… Show more

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“…To explicitly address the application of these principles in ECE, it is crucial to note the adaptability of PjBL and technology use by younger learners (Lestari & Jumiatin 2021). Early childhood education benefits immensely from integrating computer-based activities, providing a foundation for developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills from a young age (Miftah et al 2020). Technology is tailored to be developmentally appropriate in this context, focussing on interactive and engaging platforms that foster creativity, collaboration, and a positive attitude towards learning (Couchenour & Chrisman 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To explicitly address the application of these principles in ECE, it is crucial to note the adaptability of PjBL and technology use by younger learners (Lestari & Jumiatin 2021). Early childhood education benefits immensely from integrating computer-based activities, providing a foundation for developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills from a young age (Miftah et al 2020). Technology is tailored to be developmentally appropriate in this context, focussing on interactive and engaging platforms that foster creativity, collaboration, and a positive attitude towards learning (Couchenour & Chrisman 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%