Technology in Education Early Childhood Learning

Technology in Education Early Childhood Learning http://technologyineducation.com.au A global community of parents and Early Childhood Educators providing information to integrate Technology in Education

Allison Borland of Technology in Education Early Learning is a teacher
trainer and mentor aligning Technology in Education, she has a passion
for technology integration and supporting how children learn and
engage through a blended approach in 21st century learning. Allison provides support and training in the integration of
Information, Communication and Technology in Education - ICT
incorporating Digital Tools to support literacy and numeracy within
Early Childhood, Child Care, Pre Preschool and Preschool via webinars,
workshops and as a conference speaker. For the past 14 years Allison has worked in the school environment in
Preschool, Prep and Child Care as a classroom teacher, eLearning
Mentor for supporting teachers to implement strategies to include ICT
within the curriculum, as Client Services Manager and Project Officer
in the corporate sector with Education Queensland with a key focus on
the new Australian curriculum. As a member of ISTE Allison has attended 3 International Society for
Technology in Education (ISTE) conferences in the USA, having
presented in 2010 in Denver Colorado. Allison holds a Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Studies),
Diploma of Child Care and Education and an Australian Nationally
recognised TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.

Interesting signs in the Cosmo Centre in Charleville, Australia.
24/08/2020

Interesting signs in the Cosmo Centre in Charleville, Australia.

Save the Planet.
19/08/2020

Save the Planet.

WATER MORE IMPORTANT THAN PETROLEUM

Water is the worlds most precious commodity. Not only that, water is a pre-eminent economic factor because agriculture and industry consume more than four-fifths (80%) of this precious commodity these days.

A study by the United Nations indicates that in future water will be more important in strategic terms than petroleum.

We must teach kids to conserve water.
31/07/2020

We must teach kids to conserve water.

HOW MUCH WATER IS USED IN AUSTRALIA?

The average annual rainfall in Australia of around 470mm a year which is well below the global average. Despite this, Australians are the greatest per capita consumers of water.

Water consumption levels vary throughout Australia. Average daily water use ranges from as little as 100 litres per person in some coastal areas to more than 800 litres per person in the dry inland areas. The current average daily water consumption is 340 litres per person, or 900 litres per household.

A great page to Like.
24/07/2020

A great page to Like.

IMPORTANCE OF WATER.

Water is one of the most important substances on earth. All plants and animals must have water to survive. If there was no water, there would be no life on earth. ... Apart from drinking it to survive, people have many other uses for water.

We need to build dams to save the water that runs out to sea.

22/07/2020

WATER SECURITY
Children should be taught about water security at an early age.
How;
• water is the most precious resource in the world.
• water is needed for all living things.
• water is a limited resource.
• water must be managed well to ensure we have enough for our needs and to protect our environment.
• water is used to grow the fruit and vegetables we get from the supermarket.
• water is used to grow the wheat that makes the flour we use to bake the bread we eat.
• water must be stored in dams for future use.

09/05/2017

The checklist can be used as a rubric or guide in both selecting digital media and designing it.

Worth reading this article and generating conversations within the early childhood industry  involving play and measurin...
16/02/2017

Worth reading this article and generating conversations within the early childhood industry involving play and measuring learning outcomes in children.

How can you measure the learning outcomes of play? This has frustrated professionals in the field of early childhood education for years...

Great!
20/12/2016

Great!

Kids may say the darndest things, but parents tweet about them in the funniest ways. So each week, we round up the most hilarious 140-character quips fro...

18/12/2016

In the third infographic installment featuring our research on the role of digital games and family life, we're exploring how parents participate in their children's gameplay based on their own interest in playing digital games.

View the full infographic: bit.ly/2hK3Mvz

It's important to be kind not just to your own family but to everyone else, too. Great short video to help children unde...
24/10/2016

It's important to be kind not just to your own family but to everyone else, too. Great short video to help children understand empathy.
Well done Sesame Street!

A new survey from Sesame Workshop found that parents and teachers worry a lot about kindness — what it looks like, how to cultivate it and why there isn't enough of it in the world.

20/06/2016

As a member of the Support Team for the National STEM Video Game Challenge, I often receive many emails from students looking for guidance, such as...

Well done!
17/06/2016

Well done!

Grade four Melbourne student Anvitha Vijay has been coding for two years. It's paid off.

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