Tablet Apps Are Becoming the Easiest Way to Teach Preschoolers
Tablets are the new devices to educate and entertain kids. Parents too are adopting the new age tools and let their kids use their tablets for homework and other school assignments.
Here is the latest Connected Devices Report from Nielsen, according to which,
- Approximately 78 percent of parents with tablets admitted they let their kids under the age of 11 uses their tablets at home
- 54 percent, i.e. more than half of parents, who let their kids use their tablets at home, says that their children used tablets for educational purposes.
- Fig. 1 shows some of the most popular activities of kids on tablets. Kids are more engaged in activities such as, reading books on tablet (42 percent), taking notes (40 percent), and finishing homework (30 percent) than watching videos (26 percent) or using tablets for social networking purposes (25 percent).
That was about kids who are going to school. And kids who have yet to start their journey in the education world are equally hooked on to the tablets.
According to developmental psychologist Peter Gray, “Engaging with an app seems more attracting instead of indulging in a passive activity such as watching TV. Kids are interested in tools where they can actually make something happen.”
Tablet apps make for good time pass and can prove beneficial for preschoolers as they help in mental development and physical dexterity. These apps have become the easiest way to teach preschoolers about alphabets, numerical, plants, animals, shapes, colors etc.
A good app is a perfect combination of entertainment and education. There are scores of apps available in the app stores for preschoolers, which makes it difficult for the parents to choose the best one for their kids’ learning process. We are publishing a list of the best paid and free educational iPad apps for preschoolers that you can download on your iPad to make your kid’s learning process easier and simpler. [Links given at the end]
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Here is the latest Connected Devices Report from Nielsen, according to which,
- Approximately 78 percent of parents with tablets admitted they let their kids under the age of 11 uses their tablets at home
- 54 percent, i.e. more than half of parents, who let their kids use their tablets at home, says that their children used tablets for educational purposes.
- Fig. 1 shows some of the most popular activities of kids on tablets. Kids are more engaged in activities such as, reading books on tablet (42 percent), taking notes (40 percent), and finishing homework (30 percent) than watching videos (26 percent) or using tablets for social networking purposes (25 percent).
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According to developmental psychologist Peter Gray, “Engaging with an app seems more attracting instead of indulging in a passive activity such as watching TV. Kids are interested in tools where they can actually make something happen.”
Tablet apps make for good time pass and can prove beneficial for preschoolers as they help in mental development and physical dexterity. These apps have become the easiest way to teach preschoolers about alphabets, numerical, plants, animals, shapes, colors etc.
A good app is a perfect combination of entertainment and education. There are scores of apps available in the app stores for preschoolers, which makes it difficult for the parents to choose the best one for their kids’ learning process. We are publishing a list of the best paid and free educational iPad apps for preschoolers that you can download on your iPad to make your kid’s learning process easier and simpler. [Links given at the end]
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