Social Studies, 25.04.2020 03:18 jameslinimk
The preschool children in Ms. Anderson's class love to use technology—everything from computers to smartphones and tablets. Parents of several children talk with pride about their child's techno savvy ways. Based on your knowledge of studies about the use of technology with young children, which parents are boasting about technology use that is NOT good for the child?
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