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  • Creating A Digital Onlife Balance With Our Kiddos This Summer Break

    Once again, the concern about excessive screen time and its impact on children's well-being and development - As Professor Sonia Livingstone has stated, the measurement shouldn’t be screen time, but rather their activity and not their screen time. It is even possible to divide the time slots throughout the day. Thought The White Hatter References: (1) https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/parenting4digitalfuture/2020/12/16/from-screen-time-to-online-experiences

  • When Big Numbers Create Bigger Fears: Understanding Snapchat Notifications Before Jumping to Conclusions

    To support their concern, they displayed what appeared to be an iPhone Screen Time screenshot showing The first thing parents and caregivers should understand is that an iPhone’s Screen Time Notifications Simply seeing a large number in Screen Time does not tell the complete story. Turn off Message Notifications Messages will still arrive, but the phone won’t notify the user each time Instead of notifying throughout the day, iPhone delivers a batch of notifications at scheduled times.

  • Tech, Social Media, & Teens: Addressing Five Concerns With Research-Based Insights

    Teens who rarely or never use screens were 2.5 times more likely to miss school out of fear compared use falls within the recommended guidelines of no more than two hours per day of screen time.   Most participants said they spend most of their weekdays screen time doing schoolwork.   rather how they are using that time. Etchells' comment in his book "Unlocked – The Real Science of Screen Time (and How to Spend it Better

  • Beyond the Smartphone: Why Parents & Caregivers Should Be Paying Attention to the Race for the Next Personal Device

    From “Screen Time” To “AI Presence” For years, one of the dominant ways we have measured a youth or teen ’s relationships with technology has been through the concept of “screen time.” We have repeatedly argued that screen time by itself is an overly simplistic measurement because sixty However, even with all of its limitations, screen time has provided parents and caregivers with something Measuring that experience purely through “screen time” would tell us almost nothing meaningful about

  • Teen Mental Health Challenges – New CDC Report Supports It’s More Than Just Technology and Social Media.

    more likely to be bullied at school Four times more likely to experience cyberbullying Four times more likely to feel sadness or hopelessness Six times more likely to be sexually assaulted Seven times more likely to suffer sexual abuse by an older adult Ten times more likely to attempt suicide Seventeen times For many girls, the solution will not come from limiting screen time alone - it will come from addressing time or curbing social media use in isolation.

  • Myspace: What’s Old May Be New Again, and Why It Just Might Be the Right Time

    , Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, or many other large platforms today and much of what appears on the screen However, the timing is interesting. outdated can become interesting precisely because the next generation didn’t experience it the first time Algorithms can endlessly entertain us, choosing who we spend our time with may become more meaningful Ask whether they spend more time talking with friends privately than posting publicly.

  • iPhone Privacy Settings You Should Review Right Now

    Requests   ON  to be notified if Siri tries to send info For more granular control: Go to Settings  → Screen Time Tap Content & Privacy Restrictions Tap Intelligence & Siri Disable individual features like Image Creation , Writing Tools , or ChatGPT #2 Turn off Learn From This App Go to Settings  → Screen Time  → Camera Tap Preserve Settings Toggle Live Photo   ON  (this preserves your "Live Off" choice each time

  • Understanding the “Why”: When Tech Is a Crutch, Not the Cause!

    Too often, we’re quick to point fingers at screens when we see a young person struggling emotionally, But what if the screen isn’t the root cause? A child acting out isn’t always the result of too much screen time. If the goal is to reduce screen time, we must be prepared to offer something in its place. It’s easy to blame the screen.

  • Does Technology + Social Media = Mental Health Issues For All Youth? We Need To Reframe the Question!

    Overall, as has been the case for previous media such as video games, concerns about screen time and on social media than their peers, challenging the idea that screen time itself drives depression. (64 This continues a multi-year improvement even as screen use remains at all time highs (75). In other words, screen time alone wasn’t the problem. This study reinforces what many experts, and what we have been saying, “screen time should not be the

  • Questioning the Narrative About Technology's Impact on Growing Brains, Even When It Comes from a Ph.D. Presenter – A Recent Case Study

    The presenter attributed this to underdeveloped vestibular systems, suggesting that increased screen time and sedentary behaviour was responsible for hindering brain development necessary for activities A 2023 study titled "Effect of digital screen usage on the visual-vestibular system interaction" found A 2024 study, “The effects of screen time on balance in adolescents,” noted: “The increase in the time spent in front of the screen may negatively affect balance functions of children and adolescents

  • Are UK Schools Really Removing Analog Clocks Because Kids Can’t Tell Time?

    This week, we saw this AI generated picture and statement posted in our social feed several times by that suggested schools were removing analog clocks altogether because students could no longer tell time clocks in exam settings, largely to reduce stress and improve clarity for “some” students working under time Schools have always evolved alongside the technology of the time. We showed a Grade 9 student my analog watch and asked him to tell me the time.

  • Encouraging A Balanced Holiday-Themed Use Of Technology This Christmas Break

    Remember, it’s not how much time they are spending online; it’s what they are doing with that time that time into shared family holiday experiences. It’s also an excellent time to teach them about balance. Remember, it’s not about how much time your child spends online but how they use that time to express By encouraging your child to use their devices in imaginative and festive ways, you can turn screen time

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