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Cyber bullying

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provide a variety of methods to make learning more interactive

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Technology can be easily addicting.

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child can get cyber bullied or become a cyberbully

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Using technology can be a source of organisation: setting reminders of when to do homework, when things are due, and more

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Disadvantage

If children don’t have technology at home and had it at school then they would feel left out and want their own device.

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Children wont be using technology to do work they will do it on paper when they first enter school. Using technology early wont prepare them

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access to inappropriate content

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inevitable cheating

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Gets kids used to the idea of being taught electronically as it can be seen that in the future that most learning will be online based

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a disconnected youth

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May be able to access inappropriate content

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being forced to figure out how technology works from a young age will help develop cognitive skills

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Can cause social anxiety when in social situations with the real world

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Makes learners disconnect from the real world

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adds variety to the learning which helps to keep child focused and interested

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social skills may not develop if they are always preoccupied with technology

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brings some fun into the classroo

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Develops skills and talents

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Children can become so obsessed with technology that they start to ignore their surroundings

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enhances social interaction skills

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You can know exactly at what level your child is learning. Some apps have these knowledge test to see at what level you are in the subject that you are trying to learn so they can start teaching things that the children don't know in the subject area

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Easily distracted from studying as their are several other sites or games online

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increases motivation to complete tasks

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higher capacity for visual attention

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Can block children from having real life experiences

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Everything you ever need to know is online which you can get in the matter of seconds

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Expands horizons

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The general population will grow up with bad eyesight from a young age

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Can prepare children for their future since technology is constantly growing and taking over soon

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Better equipped for this technologically advanced world.

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Helps kids learn at their own pace

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Better hand-eye coordination

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Kids can practice their math and reading skills as well as skills like coordination or focus such as some mobile games requiring lots of focus to play.

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lowers opportunity to develop  socially

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All of their resources can be stored in one location, rather than multiple notebooks or textbooks

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Worse fine moter skills(writing)

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May bother a child eyes after a certain period of time

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Advantage

More accessible

Can be easy to carry/store, as many subjects require many books

Can adapt to children’s different learning skills (visual - viweing pictures, auditory- listening to videos, hands-on - using touch screen devices, the kids can play games)

Reminders/alarms for next activities or to stop and listen to the teacher

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Children (even parents) can become to reliant on using technology and rather replace parenting and teaching with it

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children can use it to do class/home work

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You don't always have to be present to guide them because some apps or other technology devices have a voice over.

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It would be harder for children to lose notes they take, as there are many ways to back up data on technology

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Apps and online resources have an abundance of texts and materials available at low costs.

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Learn to navigate technology at an early age, allowing for it to be easier to grow up in a technological world

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Loss of quality time

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Children can become easily addicted to technology

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More time for working

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portable learning

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Explore new and different opportunities

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Using technology for education and reading takes away the tangible copies of books and allows for children to become technologically dependant at a young age.