Technology is just a tool

Technology is just a tool. It shouldn't be used in classrooms or child care centers because it's cool, but because teachers can do activities that support the healthy development of children. Teachers are using digital cameras - a less flashy technology than iPads - in really creative ways to engage children in learning. That may be all they need. kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga kuwaitga At the same time, teachers need to be able to integrate technology into the classroom or child care center as a social justice matter. We can't assume that all children have technology at home. A lack of exposure could widen the digital divide - that is, the gap between those with and without access to digital technology - and limit some children's school readiness and early success.