Do your kids want to play video games all day, but you think it’s a big waste of time? Think again! Jen and Barb talk to Director of the MIT Teacher Education Program, Eric Klopfer, about how to use technology to benefit our children.
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Great topic…this is an ongoing point of contention in our household. Loved the “trajectory” rationalization behind Angry Birds. Helps support my theory of passive vs interactive entertainment. Thanks for giving me some great ammo.
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hey moms and great convo!
I’m a teacher and I couldn’t agree more!! If using technology, video, computers, etc gets them excited and willing to participate in the fun; then bring it on!!
I prefer when play time meant kids running around outside, but Jen is right, technology isn’t going away and actually does have educational benefits. If you can’t get your kid away from the computer at least there are ways they can be learning at the same time!