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From Resistance to Readiness: An Ecological Governance Analysis of Digital Integration in U.S. Early Childhood Education
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted early childhood education across the United States, exposing longstanding inequities and accelerating the integration of digital technologies. Historically, technology in early learning contexts was approached with caution, shaped by concerns regarding screen exposure
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