Uniqual roads: a study of the trajectory of persons with disabilities for education and the labor market in one of the richest state in the country.
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1984-8951.2015v16n108p75Abstract
The increase in the availability of technological devices related to children and people in Argentina has generated the reappearance of a debate among parents, professors and researchers: Which are the transformations that children’s games suffer as a result of the presence of new technologies of information and communication? How is it possible to classify and analyze the new universe that opens with it? Are there continuities or we can only detect changes and transformations? The objective of this paper is to identify the relationship between “traditional games” and those that are available in technological and material supports. The hypothesis that we sustain claims that there are many continuities between traditional games and those new ones that are organized in and between new technologies. This hypothesis will be developed with information from our research and through the analysis of the complex relationship between contemporary games and children that play with them.
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