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Entertainment, MDG 5. Maternal Health, Early Child Development
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Voices of Change: Strategic Radio Support for Achieving the Millennium Development Goals
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Voices of Change: Strategic Radio Support for Achieving the Millennium Development Goals
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Salud es Vida...Enterate!
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Paquete Integrado de Comunicación - Senegal
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Zinduka - Tanzania
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Introducing very young children to technologies such as computers is... [Registered Users: when logged in, please vote then comment on your choice in the form provided]:
Advisable: technology can be a powerful learning tool, and early use may facilitate development of skills for use later in life.
Promising, with the caveat that parents must closely supervise young children's use of the internet.
Unwise: children should be encouraged to learn from, and interact with, peers rather than adopt sedentary modes of learning.
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Early Childhood Development Specialist
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Obama touches CTN woman's life
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