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Computers can be powerful tools for building literacy, even with very young learners. This fascinating study will help educators and parents use technology to encourage and support the learning of elementary students. Casey sums up what we know about how children learn to read and write and shows how to build a stimulating learning environment that is rich with media. Reading and writing skills are placed within the context of the global computer revolution as she covers topics that range from technology in the home and special needs students to technology program evaluation to integration of computers in the classroom. Concepts are established with research findings and illustrated with actual case studies. This book offers a fresh and exciting perspective on literacy; it is a fascinating read for educators and parents, and it will also be of interest to students of early childhood education and educational technology.

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9781563084584

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JEAN M. CASEY is Professor of Education, California State University, Long Beach. She has published numerous articles on technology and learning and is a nationally known speaker and consultant on the topic.

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