Nicole Reynolds by

Nicole Reynolds

nicoleelaine29 — 2014-04-10 18:54:52 UTC

So I think kindergarten is a little early to be introducing technology to students.

Considering this week's assignments for instance, the QR codes are easily scanned using

the iPhone. What kindergartner has an iPhone? This makes certain technology innapropriate

for the elementary age level. How do you feel about this?

William Axsom

buckaroo4092 — 2014-04-10 19:03:44 UTC

I agree totally with your question. I did not get a phone until I was 16. However, if the teacher left a substitute the QR code then in order to present something to the class, the substitute could scan it and then present it. So that would be the only way for it to be used with kindergartners. The other grade levels that would be able to use this themselves would be maybe 4th and above.

GREAT QUESTION!! :)

Ryan Warren

twarren7 — 2014-04-11 13:20:18 UTC

I agree with you. I do not think that students that

young should using that kind of technology.

Alexis Roddy

aroddy1 — 2014-04-11 15:12:18 UTC

In TOTAL agreeance with the fact that kindergarten is too young to be introducing the use of

phones, "QR Codes" and all other technological difficulties. Students this age should be learning to write

their names, how to tie their shoes, and understand the essence of being in a classroom environment.