30-Hours Professional Diploma in Early Childhood Effects of Digital Games
Credit hours
3
What does digital play mean for a young child? This course examines how games affect cognition, emotions, behaviour and social interaction, while weighing the real value of educational games. Learners review screen time guidance, choosing safe content and risks to attention, impulse control and sleep. Useful for parents, carers and early years educators.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Digital Games and Early Childhood Exposure
- 02Cognitive Development and the Impact of Digital Play
- 03Emotional and Behavioural Responses to Gaming
- 04Social Interaction, Communication, and Screen-Based Play
- 05Educational Games: Opportunities and Limitations
- 06Screen Time Guidelines and Health Recommendations
- 07Identifying Age-Appropriate and Safe Digital Content
- 08Risk Factors: Attention, Impulse Control, and Sleep Disruption
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