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Computerized Children's Programs by Professor Dr. Mustafa Abdel Samie, Dr. Susan Marzouk, Dr. Hanan Mohammed Rabie, and Dr. Amani Mohammed Salah

Computerized Children's Programs by Professor Dr. Mustafa Abdel Samie, Dr. Susan Marzouk, Dr. Hanan Mohammed Rabie, and Dr. Amani Mohammed Salah

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The childhood period is critically important in shaping an individual's personality. During this time, a child's physical, mental, social, religious, moral, psychological, and emotional foundations are built. The various aspects of a child's growth are interdependent. In our current era, electronic games for children reflect the technologies of this age; computing has become a fundamental tool for both play and education. The importance of computerized programs for kindergarteners emerges as a cultural, educational, and recreational trend that is essential in the age of information and advanced technology. This book assists teachers and parents in selecting games for their children and encourages nurseries and schools to use technology in kindergarten education. It explains methods for using these games and provides strategies for protection from their risks in a scientific and systematic manner, illustrated with practical applied programs and training models to help teachers and parents access information broadly, systematically, and distinctively.

  • Authored by: Professor Dr. Mustafa Abdel Samie, Dr. Susan Marzouk, Dr. Hanan Mohammed Rabie, Dr. Amani Mohammed Salah
  • Number of Pages: 544
  • Year of Publication: 2009
  • Binding Type: Cardboard
  • Edition: First
  • Print Color: White
  • Dimensions (cm): 17*24
  • Weight (kg): 1
  • Barcode: 9789957075736
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