This healthy technology use post is sponsored by The National PTA Ready, Tech, Go! When my kids were little, there was a time when they used to always ask “why.” Even when their curiosity felt ...

Teaching kids how to reflect and think about their behavior also encourages self-regulation. This means waiting until the ...

But researchers behind the RITEC (Responsible Innovation in Technology for Children) project have taken a different tack. They’ve approached the issue with an open mind, and went to the children ...

Parkway Schools Innovation Coordinator Bill Bass said with Missouri's new cell phone bans, students learning how to break ...

Talking to 4-year-olds about screen time, digital literacy, and cyber safety may seem premature. But waiting puts kids at a disadvantage.

For children & adolescents, screen time — like social media, TikTok videos & YouTube — is addictive. Health & addiction experts have advice.

By now, many of us have heard the chorus of warnings about the dangers of digital technology from child development experts, social scientists, psychologists, and our former US Surgeon General ...

Like so many things, addressing this topic will require a strong bond between children, families and schools. Engaging parents in talks about digital citizenship can help these skills become part ...

While technology has created new challenges for kids’ social-emotional development—and for educators teaching these skills—it’s not helpful to think of the two as distinct or in tension ...

What its new guidelines make clear, though, is that there are many ways–beyond strict limits–to help your kids have a happy, healthy relationship with technology. Here are a few: 1.

Kids need to understand these methods that are being used to fix their attention, Dr. Radesky said, and there is a tremendous teaching opportunity in helping them understand the way the technology ...

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