Preparing Children for the Future: Blended Learning in Preschool Education

Blended learning, which combines traditional teaching with the use of digital resources, is another effective strategy that has been implemented in preschools. This modality favors children's academic skills and preparation for the labor market, which requires technological knowledge.

Some benefits of blended learning are personalizing learning through digital tools, engaging and motivating students through interactive activities and educational games, developing technological skills, and promoting critical thinking and problem-solving.

To successfully implement this modality in the classroom, teachers must plan carefully, balance digital and traditional activities appropriately, select technological tools according to learning objectives, and conduct continuous evaluations to modify approaches. As a result, children improve their spelling, math, and technology skills and their ability to think critically.

Blended learning is a great way to prepare preschool students to meet the challenges of a changing world by combining traditional methods with the opportunities offered by modern technology.

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