The Connected Family: Bridging the Digital Generation Gap
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Discusses the advantages and pitfalls of using computers in childhood education, and suggests ways parents can help children who are more computer-literate than they.
Author: Seymour Papert
Format: Mixed media product, 211 pages, 162mm x 235mm, 567 g
Published: 1996, Taylor Trade Publishing, United States
Genre: Sociology & Anthropology: Professional
Description
Discusses the advantages and pitfalls of using computers in childhood education, and suggests ways parents can help children who are more computer-literate than they.
The Connected Family: Bridging the Digital Generation Gap