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NAEYC's position statement on developmental appropriateness of technology in the classroom suggests all of the following except
◦ computers should be integrated into the early childhood setting and used by children as simply another learning option.
◦ early care and education professionals must exercise professional judgment to ensure that each opportunity for computer use is age appropriate, individually appropriate, and sensitive to cultural diversity.
◦ computers can stimulate cognitive and social development when used correctly.
◦ software selected for use should include stereotyping and the use of violence as a problem-solving strategy.
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