1,083 members of the goo
Research online monitor group completed a private internet-based
questionnaire between the 20th and 22nd of August 2012 . The sample were 52.7% male, 16.3% in their teens,
17.7% in their twenties, 21.1% in their thirties, 16.1% in their
forties, 16.1% in their fifties, and 12.7% aged sixty or older.
Although it may be possible to use IT equipment
usefully in infant lessons and in homes with pre-school children, I
worry that it just becomes a pacifier for the kids, and that by not
using their hands to make tangible things they will be missing out on an
important part of their development.
Research results
Q1: Do you think that infant education using PCs, tablets, etc is necessary? (Sample size=1,083)
Yes (to SQs) 23.7% No, don’t know 76.3%
Q1SQ1: Do you think that parents should also actively create opportunities for infants to use PCs, tablets, etc at home? (Sample size=257)
Yes 80.5% No 7.4% Don’t know 12.1% Q1SQ2: What kind of lessons should PCs, tablets, etc be used at? (Sample size=257, multiple answer)
Votes Percentage Creative (music making, drawing, etc) 187 72.8% English lessons 130 50.6% How to use lessons 124 48.2% Arithmetic lessons 97 37.7% Communication 96 37.4% Moral education 79 30.7% Other 2 0.8%
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