Teens And Tech: New Report Sees Differences In Usage Depending On Family Structure
Kids living with both parents spend 2 hours less on digital technology daily than other children. Read the article here.
Kids living with both parents spend 2 hours less on digital technology daily than other children. Read the article here.
Since most parents don’t know that porn can be accessed this way, they aren’t checking for (or blocking) porn on an Apple Watch. Read the article here.
A recently completed study shows that six hours of leisure-time physical activity per week at the age of 11 reduces the risk of being overweight at 14 years of age associated with heavy use of digital media. Read the article here.
There will be no return exactly to the pre-pandemic normal, as the use of new technologies in churches will not suddenly vanish. Read the article here.
Remind your kids there’s no problem too big that you can’t work out together. Read the article here.
Physically being in school with friends and teachers is best, but it seems kids have made big gains in becoming tech savvy. Read the article here.
Many children have spent more than a year attending school virtually, raising significant concerns about a growing inequality gap. Watch the video here.
The Trevor Project, America’s hotline for LGBT youth, is turning to a GPT-2-powered chatbot to help troubled teenagers. Read the article here.
Plume is a new medical service that allows people to go online and get whatever they want… including gender reassignment hormones and medical letters of support for reassignment surgery… all without actually seeing a doctor. Read the article here.
Experts have long urged limits on screen time for children, but a new study says it is even more critical during pandemic remote learning. Read the article here.