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In my blog, I have made myself among others committed to provide parents and educators the basics for a successful media education. In this case, often the "Smart Mice" initiative has been taken up content. In this, Microsoft and numerous partners lend lease act from government, academia and industry funded project, 50,000 educators from around 11,000 kindergartens and primary schools across Germany lend lease act are supported in the language development of 5- to 7-year-old children using digital solutions for eleven years.
I've now got the great opportunity to write primarily of a father's point of view about the importance of children's language development. Therefore, lend lease act I hereby want to try to link the issues of language development and media education together. Occasion for it gave me during my research on this issue, an article in the Westdeutsche Zeitung.
It is described that it can actually lead to undesirable developments in the language in young children when parents engage in the digital age increased nonverbal communication. What is meant here is that parents are increasingly plow their social channels via smartphone, tablet or PC. As the children look at how the parents communicate constantly, without lend lease act uttering a (more or less articulate) sound. By this exact behavior, children are while but neglected because the parents really concentrate on writing and reading, rather lend lease act than deal with their offspring. And dear parents: Be honest! Who does not know that it takes time smartphone in your hand while the child is sitting next to it? And it was only to respond to a WhatsApp message or just to read a business e-mail.
Whether it is now a danger is to look for the children's language development, one should lend lease act consider differentiated in any case. I always say it always depends on the right mix, healthy relationship. Too much is as bad as too little. So if there are parents who stare most of the day in the screen, then that is certainly not particularly conducive to the development of the offspring. Neither for language development, lend lease act or for the acquisition of social skills. But the opposite is the case. If some parents give their offspring so much attention that is lost at the end of any space for personal development of children, this is just as dangerous.
But not only the digital communication keeps parents from to deal with their children. Other media play their part in it. TV, game consoles, MP3 players - all devices that serve the entertainment, not only distract us, but also ensure that one less communicating with each other.
The only thing that can really help in this case, is permanently keep this issue in mind. One should question themselves more often if you really have to whip out in this one moment the smartphone or turn on the TV. Moreover, it is something wonderful to encourage his children to talk and teach them so little. But projects like the aforementioned "Smart Mice", which in children