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Date Posted: 08:17:43 04/08/09 Wed
Author: Kimberly Decker
Subject: Synching up with teh iKid

I do agree with adapting with changes. The reason that children are so much into technology now is because the toys that they start off playing with as infants have to do with electronics. I think that it is important to keep up with the technology in the classroom, or "update" what we have in there today. It's important that we keep the kids in the classroom up to date with other countries that are so technology advanced so that when they get older they can compete with them. I also believe that we shouldn't go all the way with technology. Because it seems now that people have become so dependent on technology that we also need to keep kids informed with basics so that they are well rounded.

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