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Guiding Principle 1
Guiding Principle 1
What is it?
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Why is it important?
Learning through concrete and sensory experiences that promote quality interactions is essential to children’s learning and development. Hence, the use of ICT should complement children’s real-life exploration, outdoor activities, play and social interactions as this would have a positive impact on children’s holistic development.
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How can you apply it?
If you wish to make use of ICT for teaching and learning, you can apply GP1 in the following ways:
- Align the use of ICT to the activity’s learning objectives.
- Use ICT if it enhances or adds value to children’s learning experiences
- Select applications, software or technological toys that give options and choices to children to provide open-ended learning experiences for them.
- Encourage children to share an ICT tool or resource to promote social interaction and collaboration between them.
- Create a positive learning environment where children can make mistakes and seek help
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Example
In this activity, the children video-recorded themselves sharing about their favourite local food as they developed their confidence in speaking Mandarin. The use of the video-recording aimed to complement children’s learning experiences in developmentally appropriate ways.
Children sharing about their favourite local food
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Children video-recording their friends' sharing
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