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USING TECHNOLOGY TO ENGAGE FAMILIES

December 1, 2024

NAEYC's article highlights innovative strategies for connecting educators and families through digital tools.

Imagine a world where families and educators collaborate seamlessly to support a child’s development—all facilitated by technology. The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) examines this concept in this insightful article, detailing how digital tools are redefining family engagement in early education.

Research shows that meaningful communication between families and educators fosters children’s development—both academically and socially. From apps that share daily updates to virtual parent-teacher meetings, technology provides new ways to bridge the gap between home and the classroom. These tools not only keep families informed but also empowers them by providing real-time insights and opportunities to contribute to their child’s success. For educators, it enhances transparency, builds trust, and fosters stronger partnerships with families—key factors in achieving optimal learning outcomes.

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